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Recipes and ideas inspired by my life as an ex-pat in Zambia. Creating new and tasty dishes using local ingredients.
Obviously being a foodie means I believe eating can cure most things ( a dangerous notion I know!). For years now whenever I am a bit fed up I make the same thing – pasta with tomato sauce. I don't know what it is about this dish that cheers me up (read full article)
Being a foodie means that I love to find a good market but it's not just because I love to eat. Markets are a great opportunity to learn about the landscape and history of a place. This market in Raleigh was full of fresh produce as well as wonderf (read full article)
I know, I know, yet another pasta al forno dish! I can’t help it, I find baked pasta so comforting and easy for larger numbers. Make sure you make enough sauce otherwise it gets really dry when baked.Serves 3-4- One 500 gram packet of sho (read full article)
For years we’ve been eating pancakes at weekends for breakfast and the recipe has changed much, but I think I finally have the best version down. The vanilla makes the pancakes so tasty and the milk powder adds richness. I like to use a mixture of (read full article)
A great way to use up cooked rice – we always boil more than we need and freeze the rest for quick meals like this one. To keep this as healthy as poss I used canola oil which has omega oils in it. Choose a firm fish that will keep its shape when c (read full article)
On Christmas morning I usually have the ubiquitous smoked salmon on a bagel or maybe in scrambled eggs. But how about something a little different that is equally as yummy and luxurious?This really is a posh Welsh Rarebit and it is absolutely delicio (read full article)
I made this stuffing after having some sausage meat left over from something else. It has a wonderful, complex flavor which goes really well with chicken and turkey but would probably be great with goose too. The amounts here are for a chicken of abo (read full article)
I use lemons like a condiment, squeezing them into food whenever I feel it needs a lift. If you do this, it never tastes lemony, simply adds a bit more depth to a ho hum dish. I especially like it with cheese sauces. Try it with salads as well, or in (read full article)
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