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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Continue ReadingThis is one of those dishes that by just adjusting a few ingredients you can make it as seasonal as you want: Asparagus for spring, pumpkin for summer, mushrooms fro autumn and kale for winter, all of course served with crispy pancetta and crunch bread crumbs. I always have a…
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Continue ReadingFlatbread. Yum! Feta. Yum! Wild Garlic. Yum! Yes, these little beauties are an absolute delight to make – and even better to eat. The combination of creamy, salty feta and fragrant wild garlic tucked into soft, golden flatbreads is just irresistible. I served them alongside a sweet potato harira (so…
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Continue ReadingOh yay for autumn! Yay for root vegetables. Sweet, savoury, earthy goodness, I just can’t get enough! One of my favourites has to be Smashed Crispy Roasted Parsnips. These parsnips are first parboiled, then roasted and THEN smashed and roasted again. Resulting in ultra fully insides and crispy caramelised edges.…
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Continue ReadingAsparagus, Courgette & Pea Risotto with Smokey Bacon screams summer to me! I love green asparagus in the summer—there’s just something about its fresh, slightly nutty bite that makes it the perfect ingredient for a light yet satisfying dish. I picked up a beautiful bunch at our local farmers market…
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Continue ReadingSwiss Chard & Asparagus Risotto with Poached Egg is a lovely springtime dish with colourful chard and snappy green asparagus, what a great combo! I used chard for this recipe but if you can’t get your hand on it spinach will work a charm as well! I also had some…