Roast vegetable tart
It is beautifully autumnal outside. The leaves have changed colour, the sky is clear and we still get the odd warm day, it is a lovely time of the year. The light is changing and somehow it is brighter, I went for a lovely walk on the beach the other day and it … Continue reading
Herring with beetroot and raspberry vinegar
I quite often get the question where I get my inspiration to cook, especially to try new foods/dishes. Like all of us I do get stuck cooking the same dish time and time again until the next new favourite comes along but I always try to make an effort to try new things. Following the … Continue reading
Sticky honey and lemon chicken and a chocolate fondant
What do you do when you have surprise guests? Well, in this case I had a days notice and lucikly the guests gracefully picked a day when I had planned plenty of food and a starter that was too generous for two so in all, great timing! I love to have lots of people around … Continue reading
A sustainable nudge over mackerel with avocado and pomegranate salsa
If I say sustanibility what does that make you think of? Me, having food on my mind most times, will always connect it with food, or perhaps more correctly, where the food I am eating is coming from. Before starting I want to say that of course I sometimes buy convenience food but when I … Continue reading
Chinese Pulled Pork
The other day I couldn’t resist a boned shoulder of pork. It was a small piece, only one kilo, about two pounds. I wasn’t quite sure what to do with it so I didn’t cook it until the next day. I decided that I wanted pulled pork but something different. I looked through the spices … Continue reading
Chinese inspired smashed cucumber
Sometimes when I read a recipe I can almost taste the flavour combinations and this was the case when the latest blog from Thirsty for Tea landed in my inbox with the fascinating headline Chinese smashed cucumber. As I read through the recipe I knew I had to make it and I wanted a big batch of it … Continue reading
Pan fried haddock with dill oil and garlic chive flowers
The weather has turned, all of the sudden the winds comes from the east and they arrived with plenty of cold air! I haven’t been on the seafront in a week as it just looks so cold in the mornings and I simply chicken out. To counter this I have got myself a waterproof runners jacket … Continue reading
Chicken sausage casserole, dinner in 30 minutes
The weather has turned and it feels cold outside all of the sudden. Cold weather calls for warming and hearty food. I had some chicken and apricot sausages that I bought from the market. This is the only place I know where to buy them. They are delicious and I always try to get to … Continue reading
My Sweden
When I first moved to the UK from Sweden I spent virtually every holiday going back. Since then I started to go less and less and now I don’t go as often as I perhaps feel I should. It is still, and will always be home but as I don’t actually have a home there … Continue reading