It’s the perfect dish for the spooky season. Clodagh’s giving a classic cheese fondue a Halloween twist. With all the traditional elements - cheese, double cream and garlic - Clodagh serves hers in a baked pumpkin with crusty bread, breadsticks and gherkins.
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What better way to welcome the AutumnEquinox than cooking-up a seasonal salad. Using ingredients that can be grown in your garden, make your very own tasty autumnal salad featuring roast butternut squash, kale, apple, beetroot and parsley.
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OH my oh my, it’s a bowl of golden heaven!. It’s such an incredibly simple recipe –buttery risotto rice swimming in chicken stock that is peppered with saffron threads which explodes in colour and flavours. Sometimes the most simple things are the best things...
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A delicious golden bowl of heaven! Transporting you to India in one single spoon. The aromatic spices infusing the lentils, chickpeas and coconut milk is utterly delicious.
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These wild mushrooms and poached eggs on toast is a flavourful way to start your day, it really doesn’t get more satisfying. Make this marvellous meal for two for brunch, lunch or even dinner, it all works!
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These are simply AMAZING, promise me you will make them? They will turn your mid-week slump into a mid-week high. Fresh crunchy summer rolls dipped in an addictive peanut sauce, heaven.
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Hearty Sweet Potato Dumplings with Sage Butter. The rich salted butter mixed with woody sage makes a flavourful sauce to pour over the dumplings. An ideal dish for a late-summer family meal.
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These sweet, creamy and crispy blossoms are one of my all time favourite suppers, and are at their best with wild honey — do use the wild stuff, it makes a world of a difference to the flavour of the dish.
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There are so many delicious things that you can add into this classic Caesar – purple sprouting broccoli, roast butternut squash, avocado, sun-blushed tomatoes, grilled halloumi, olives, the list goes on! Double up on the dressing as it will last for a couple of weeks in the fridge, and if you want to perk it up stir in some chilli flflakes
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I love making this dish during the spring because it’s so light and fragrant. During the remainder of the year, I simply replace the wild garlic with other fresh herbs that are in season, such as basil, mint, or oregano. I sometimes add grilled fish, shrimp, or chicken to this dish for a weekday one-course suppe
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A fabulous quick fix supper, made with shop bought frozen pastry.
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