When the weather becomes warmer, I develop a craving for tomatoes. This Waitrose recipe card caught my attention earlier this year, and Robert and I have enjoyed this quick lunch several times this year and love it. The horseradish tempered by the crème fraîche is just stunning. Simple and sensational - what more can ask … Continue reading Tomato And Horseradish Toasts
Month: Oct 2022
Hold Me
I have chosen a song that embraces the theme Jim has chosen for today's Song Lyric Sunday. I thought at first that it did not contain any of the words included in Jim's little list, but it turns out it does. All the better - for once I had settled on this song, I really … Continue reading Hold Me
Les Dauphins Côtes du Rhône Villages
As the colder weather descends upon us, we will be returning to red wine (which we generally lose interest in throughout the summer). What a wine we have for you today, one that brings along it all of the festivity of bold reds. Les Dauphins Côtes du Rhône Villages is a full on red. Lots … Continue reading Les Dauphins Côtes du Rhône Villages
Caribbean Jerk Stew With Beans And Coconut
Now I like quick dinner recipe, however, this one made me rather suspicious. It looked too quick, too easy, and too stingy when it came to the quantity of jerk seasoning. When I tried it out, I increased the amount of seasoning, and I still felt as if it was too mild. This is not … Continue reading Caribbean Jerk Stew With Beans And Coconut
Bottle Green Bramble Sparkling Pressé
I am still slightly "on the fence" with the beverage I am featuring today. I like Bottle Green. We buy their apple pressé often and it is truly delicious. When I saw their Bramble Sparkling Pressé sitting on the shelf at the supermarket my tastebuds began to water. The idea of more autumnal fruits was … Continue reading Bottle Green Bramble Sparkling Pressé
Jerusalem Artichoke Soup
I may have made this claim before, but this truly may be the most delicious soup I have ever tried. Thanks again to the Waitrose website for supplying this stunner. Or perhaps it is just one stunning ingredient - JERUSALEM ARTICHOKES - which as I am sure you know are not artichokes at all. I … Continue reading Jerusalem Artichoke Soup
We Were Featured For Our Lifestyle Changes
We have been enjoying the company of a very special guest this weekend. Melody has been availing herself of our offer to use our office as she administrates The Great Bloggers' Bake Off. We have keeping her well supplied with food and drink and trying to keep up with her monumental blogging schedule. We feel … Continue reading We Were Featured For Our Lifestyle Changes
Chiswick Tea Co. Mao Feng Tea
I fell in love with these tea bags the very first time I tried one. The sight of the dried ingredients opening up in hot water and releasing their aromas was such a pleasure. This may sound silly, but I found myself taking time out just to watch my Mao Feng tea brew, before finally … Continue reading Chiswick Tea Co. Mao Feng Tea
Laura’s Pineapple And Coconut Cake
I had the privilege of baking with lovely Laura who was keen to join in with the excitement of the Great Bloggers Bake Off. Laura picked out a budget bake that according to the ASDA website can be divided into thirty 18p pieces. I have to confess, we sliced it into slightly larger portions, so … Continue reading Laura’s Pineapple And Coconut Cake
Wills’ Jam Sandwich Biscuits
This is not the first time Wills has baked. Nonetheless, I am very impressed by his crumbly melt in your mouth biscuits. He chose our favourite jam to fill these delightful biscuits. Wills insists this recipe is a proper budget bake recipe (I agree). They are also rather moreish. Our nephew made perfect biscuits and … Continue reading Wills’ Jam Sandwich Biscuits