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{1} Aachener Printen
By LondonEats
11/14/11 22:47
Why does this post start with a number? Well, it has reached that time of year again…Christmas is around the corner, and this year I’ve decided to take on the challenge of making the “12 goodies of Christmas”. I’ve veered … Continue reading →
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Labneh
By LondonEats
01/26/12 21:59
I love cheese. Show me a groaning cheeseboard, it’s hard to resist the urge to pick, pick, pick. Cheddar, Stilton, Wensleyday, Manchego, Comté (darn, that Comté!), Brie…you name it, I love it. What I have not really done much of … Continue reading →
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Scottish food: Shortbread, the National Biscuit
By LondonEats
01/24/11 21:29
Ah, tomorrow is 25 January, Burns Night! To mark the event, what could be more fitting than the classic Scottish biscuit, shortbread? Just butter, sugar and flour, but combined and baked, they turn into something meltingly delicious, buttery, sweet and...
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Marvposteier (Norwegian Almond Tarts)
By LondonEats
05/16/11 13:57
Hey hey, it’s almost the 17th May – and that’s Norwegian National Day. It’s on this day that the people of Norway like to let you know that they are very, very proud of being Norwegian, rather than Swedish or … Continue reading →
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Scottish Food: Smiddy Dumpling
By LondonEats
07/24/11 23:30
Today we are revisiting Scotland’s culinary heritage again. This is a recipe sent to me by my friend Sarah (who previously very kindly shared a family recipe for Belgian Loaf). It has come via her family located north of Inverness, … Continue reading →...
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Oh, mon amour! Macarons à la framboise
By LondonEats
02/11/11 10:51
You remember I said that I wanted to something a little bit different for Valentine’s Day? Well, I did it with the beetroot risotto, so now let’s balance that by going all traditional. I whipped up a batch of very … Continue reading →
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Boterkoek (Dutch Butter Cake) for Koninginnedag
By LondonEats
04/30/11 09:45
Whew! We’ve just had all the excitement of the Royal Wedding in London (congrats to Wills and Kate!), so now we look across the water to the Netherlands. Yes, we are celebrating Koninginnedag, the official birthday of Queen Beatrix. And … Continue reading...
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Scottish food: Oatcakes
By LondonEats
01/21/11 12:33
Do you do superfoods? Every week, it seems like there is something that we should all be eating by the bucket-load to ensure we are all in tip-top-shape. Blueberries, spinach, grapefruit, pumpkin seeds, wheatgrass, cranberries, magic hocus-pocus desert...
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Pistachio and Honey Baklava
By LondonEats
10/14/11 11:53
At the weekend, there was a very special celebration lunch. It was in honour of one of my friends, who was awarded an OBE, and we were round at her house to enjoy good food and great company. We also got … Continue reading →
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Good Morning! Buckwheat Pancakes
By LondonEats
09/01/11 00:23
I’ve had a bit of a thing for buckwheat for a while. It’s a versatile little grain that lends itself to being used whole in salads, but it also makes for delicious pancakes, and these are they. So this is … Continue reading →
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Dammsugare
By LondonEats
08/22/11 22:26
Dammsugare. It’s Swedish for “vacuum cleaner”. Really, over in Sweden, in old Stockholm town, they really do have a cake named after a household appliance. Unsurprisingly, there are a couple of theories about how these things came to have such … Continue...
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Split Pea and Lentil Soup
By LondonEats
05/26/11 18:34
Oh, we had a shocker of a cold day recently. It has been great – warm and sunny – then wham! It gets nippy and you remember the unpredictability of living in London. So…I rooted around in the cupboard and … Continue reading →
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Recipe Challenge: White Christmas
By LondonEats
12/05/11 12:03
We all love a good challenge! So here is a chance to try one! I am one of the judges in the December Challenge at Very Good Recipes where the theme is “White Christmas”. To kick things off, all the … Continue reading →
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London Currant Tart
By LondonEats
06/16/11 09:50
A while ago, I did a post about Scotland’s famous Ecclefechan Butter Tart. Today, I’ve done a bit of a variation on a theme. In place of the mixed dried fruit and nuts, it’s just currants, currants, currants, all enrobed in … Continue reading →
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Scottish food: the famous Ecclefechan Butter Tart
By LondonEats
02/18/11 10:46
You thought I was done with the Scottish food? Guess again! It’s the Ecclefechan Butter Tart! This is similar to one of the first sweet tarts I ever learned to make, called “Border Tart”. This was a simple pastry shell, … Continue reading →
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Oh, mon amour! Risotto aux betteraves rouges
By LondonEats
02/08/11 15:39
Ah, ’tis nearly Valentine’s day! Blink, and you might miss it. Seem like only yesterday that all the Christmas decorations were up(*) but the local stores are already awash with chocolate Easter eggs. I am constantly amused how you can … Continue reading...
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Kanelbullar (Swedish Cinnamon Buns)
By LondonEats
02/19/12 18:41
If you asked me to pick one food that symbolised Sweden, it would have to be the kanelbulle (pl. kanelbullar) – not herring, or meatballs, or akvavit, but the humble cinnamon bun. When I ended up in Stockholm, these very … Continue reading →
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{5} Lussekatter
By LondonEats
12/10/11 00:49
On the fifth day of Christmas…this cook began to make…Swedish saffron buns! (Sing it to the theme of the Twelve Days of Christmas – it works!) Lussekatter are typically eaten in Sweden for St Lucia on 13 December. This is … Continue reading →
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Scottish Food: Macaroon Bars
By LondonEats
10/23/11 22:28
The elegant arcades of Paris are dotted with pâtisseries selling dainty maracons in vibrant colours and all manner of exotic flavours. All very sophisticated and famous the world over. Well, today I present one of Scotland’s national sweets: the macaroon...
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Sour Cream and Cinnamon Swirl Cake
By LondonEats
07/14/11 21:37
Ah, it’s Bastille Day. I should be making macarons, financiers or something with camembert in it. But I’m not… I am a total cinnamon nut. I love it in biscuits, muffins, doughnuts, cakes, pastries, chocolate…you name it, and I will … Continue reading →...
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