A classic combo, a timeless dish. This Asparagus, Goat’s Cheese and Dill Quiche is everything you want from a late spring or early summer lunch—fresh, light, and packed with flavour. The asparagus brings a gentle bite, the goat’s cheese adds tangy creaminess, and the dill? Dill is the queen of this dish. Don’t hold back! Top Tip from Serious Eats The asparagus are pre-grilled, not blanched, this way they keep all their flavour without getting soggy. I used a homemade pie crust for extra richness and crunch, but feel free to keep it simple with puff pastry or a good-quality…
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Oozy, gooey, salty, sweet, crispy goodness. Oh my… This Baked Brie in Puff Pastry with Cranberry Compote is such a great little recipe. You can’t really call it a recipe, to be honest, but it certainly delivers! Is there anything more indulgent than warm, melty Brie wrapped in golden pastry?…
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Coq au Vin Blanc with Creamy Garlic Celeriac Mash—a comforting, flavour-packed dish that’s perfect for a relaxed Sunday meal. Oven-roasted chicken thighs are slowly stewed in a rich, silky white wine gravy, infused with aromatic vegetables like carrots, celery, mushrooms, and leeks. The result? Tender, juicy chicken in a beautifully…
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Cabbage & Potato Gratin – Cabbage, another one of those versatile vegetables! You can use it in coleslaw, stir-fries, soups, or even roast it in the oven. But have you ever made a cheesy cabbage gratin? It’s just so good! I came across this recipe on @nytcooking / @martharose.shulman while looking for…
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Classic Prawn Bisque. Yes! What a winner! I knew this soup was going to be something special the moment all those delicious aromas started wafting up from the pan. It’s rich, creamy, and deeply flavoured – the kind of restaurant-worthy showstopper that makes the perfect starter for a dinner party.…
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Perfect little puff pastry parcels filled with soft and luscious mushroom ragout, what’s not to like? We use to get these in my dad’s company Christmas package: prefab puff pastry cups and mushroom ragout in a can. Yuk. I really don’t like canned ragout, too gloupy for me. But when…