Archive for the 'Cheese' Category

Colston Bassett Stilton

Kerri -

Yes, we did eat rather a lot last night but it was unavoidable. We put some samples of Colston Bassett Stilton out for customers to try in the shop yesterday afternoon and the smell drove me so mad that I had to buy some to take home. It isn’t Scottish cheese so it [...]

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Cheese and Marmite Crumpets

Kerri -

Helen’s recent post about homemade crumpets coincided with the rekindling of our love for them. We eat them now and again but not regularly, once we’ve got through one packet though it usually isn’t too long until we reach for another until we tire of them and then repeat the process a little while [...]

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Cheese

Kerri -

Stephen was out at his Christmas party this evening so while he traipsed around wet and windy West London on a treasure hunt, I wrote the Christmas cards while drinking wine and eating bread and cheese.
This isn’t my most favourite of all the jobs that need to be done before Christmas but the [...]

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Pizza

Kerri -

We had planned to cook calzone for dinner on Friday night but forgot. This is the second time we’ve planned calzone for a Friday night without it coming to fruition, perhaps we’ll be lucky on the third attempt.
As has become habit when cooking pizza recently, we start with a garlic bread which we eat [...]

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Spaghetti with Cabbage and Bacon

Kerri -

Another attempt to use up the cabbage mountain cobbled together from various recipes and suggestions I found online. It was very simple and tasted good but could have used a lot more cabbage.
Not really a recipe but fry off the bacon until the fat has rendered and transfer to a plate. Drain some [...]

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Mushroom Risotto

Kerri -

On our visit to Borough Market last week, we picked up four chicken carcasses for £1 at the Ginger Pig to make into stock. We haven’t had a roast chicken recently (or bought a whole chicken for any other reason) so spotting these was good timing. Four chicken carcasses makes quite a lot [...]

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Five Courses for Eight People

Stephen -

Last Saturday, Kerri and I cooked dinner for some friends; there were eight of us in total. We eventually came up with a five-course menu. Which could be called seven courses if you counted nuts and a little shot of watercress soup that we served between the starter and main course.
At some point [...]

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Cauliflower Cheese Soup

Kerri -

We’re going out for dinner this evening but won’t be eating until quite late so soup for lunch seemed like a good idea, as well as keeping us full all afternoon, it was also a chance for me to redeem myself after Tuesday’s soup failure (gritty lentils and too much cream meant the whole lot [...]

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Cheese Masterclass at Le Bouchon Breton

Kerri -

It’s taken me a while to get round to making this post as I suffered from quite a severe cheese hangover the day after attending the class at Le Bouchon Breton. I should point out that this had absolutely nothing to do with the fabulous cheese I ate during the class but everything to [...]

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Dolcellata and Walnut Sauce

Kerri -

Food blogging isn’t all about the glamour. When you spend most evenings in the kitchen, you inevitably create quite a lot of mess and, even if you are as anal as I am about tidying up as you go along and cleaning everything up once dinner is finished, you still need to do the [...]

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