Archive for the 'Meat' Category

Scallops, Pork Belly and Paella

Kerri -

We had some friends over for dinner last night to celebrate the start of the long weekend. I’ve been waiting for the right time to cook scallops and pork belly since eating it in a restaurant last year and this was the perfect opportunity. Unfortunately, I didn’t take in to account just how much the […]

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Bombay Bicycle Club

Kerri -

We’ve been having some re-decoration done on our flat this week which has meant we’ve been living with lots of dust and disruption since Monday.  Despite this, we’ve still managed to eat fairly well but last night we gave in and decided to order a takeaway.  I was ridiculously over-excited about this prospect as, apart […]

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Chicken Fajitas

Kerri -

Although we do most of our cooking together, this is definitely one of Stephen’s dishes, today however I thought I would give it a go. We haven’t had fajitas for some time though and I couldn’t remember exactly what we (well, Stephen) normally does. Looking back through the archives normally helps with this but the […]

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Pork Ragù

Kerri -

As I mentioned yesterday, one of the reasons we had pork for dinner last night is because I’ve been wanting to make a pork ragù for some time. Normally, we would decide what to do with leftovers after we had eaten the main meal so this is a bit backwards but it’s a good way […]

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Corned Beef – The Story Begins

Kerri -

As you might imagine, I read a lot of food blogs but mostly UK based ones. There are an awful lot of American sites but their seasons are different and so is their produce and it all seems so far away from what’s happening here. I can never remember what arugula is and I don’t […]

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Tayyab’s

Stephen -

On a Thursday night a few weeks ago now, Kerri and I had a wonderful dinner at Tayyab’s with a lot of other London food bloggers.  Tayyab’s, which is situated on a random side street in Whitechapel in London’s East End, has become legendary for its excellent yet ridiculously cheap Pakistani food.  I have been […]

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Roast Pork Loin with Garlic, Rosemary, Anchovies and Lemon Zest

Stephen -

I’ve been thinking a lot about pork ragu lately and decided I would make it this week. The version I’ve put together uses leftover pork so, of course, we needed to cook pork today in order to generate those leftovers. I picked up the new Jamie Oliver magazine last week and there were a number […]

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Lamb Chops and Minted Pea Puree

Kerri -

We spent most of last Saturday cooking for a family lunch the following day and, as a result, neither of us have felt much like cooking recently which is why things have been a bit quiet around here. After a day of catching up with friends and watching the Grand National, neither of us were […]

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Roast Chicken

Stephen -

Roast chicken is not usually a weekday meal for us, but due to my badly planned shopping trip yesterday, we ended up with a chicken that needed to be used.  We debated whether or not to post about it as we’ve posted about roast chicken hundreds of times before, but the point of Dinner Diary […]

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Cottage Pie with Two Cuts of Beef

Kerri -

This doesn’t really give a good idea of the quantity but this was enough cottage pie to feed 12 people.  It seemed like a good option for catering on a large-ish scale but as we don’t have any catering-sized pans, it ended up taking us nearly all day as we carefully browned each batch of […]

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