Tag Archives: Nigella Lawson
Nigella’s Quadruple Chocolate loaf cake– why wouldn’t you take it to bed?
Nigella has confessed. This particular cake goes to bed with her. Crumbs drop on the sheet and there is something just a little Fifty Shades about it all: just substitute chocolate where E L James would have us read riding … Continue reading
Posted in baking
Tagged E L James, Fifty Shades, Nigella Lawson, Quadruple chocolate loaf cake, the red room
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The Sunday recipe: Marmalade with everything please
Scraping a zester across the dimpled skin of an orange or hovering a split lemon very close to your nostrils and inhaling against the damp is the equivalent of culinary angel dust in winter. Not only can they literally boost … Continue reading
Posted in cooking courses, Cornwall
Tagged Dan Lepard, marmalade, Nigella Lawson, Pam Corbin, River Cottage, Tresillian House, World Marmalade Awards
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Squids in
I originally fell in love with cephalopods: squid, cuttlefish and octopus – in Sicily, where I was lucky enough to live for a few blissfully foodie years. The markets were to die for, crammed with creatures that had died for … Continue reading
Posted in seasonal
Tagged Delia Smith, Nathan Outlaw, Nathan's Outlaw's British Seafood, Nigella Lawson, squid
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