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Utrechtse Spritsen Utrechtse Spritsen By LondonEats 06/18/12 21:30 I realised today that this is my 300th post! It sometimes seems like I’ve only just started this blog, but then I look back at all those posts and realise just how much I’ve done. You forget a recipe or … Continue reading →
Diamond Jubilee: Queen of Puddings Diamond Jubilee: Queen of Puddings By LondonEats 06/04/12 22:54 The Diamond Jubilee festivities are ongoing – the Thames Flotilla yesterday and the Concert on the Mall this evening. Today I’ve moved on from baked goods and tried my hand at a pudding recipe. It’s the suitably regal Queen of … Continue reading →
Diamond Jubilee: Battenberg Cake Diamond Jubilee: Battenberg Cake By LondonEats 05/31/12 23:59 I’ve just come back from central London, and the old city is looking rather glad, with bunting string across streets and Union Flags hung from just about everything you could imagine. All very, very British. And this bring me to … Continue reading →
Diamond Jubilee: Queen Cakes Diamond Jubilee: Queen Cakes By LondonEats 05/28/12 23:40 Today’s regal bake-fest involves dainty little morsels called Queen Cakes. In spite of their very grand-sounding name, they are actually rather simple, and they are the perfect addition to an afternoon tea spread or to serve at a street party. … Continue...
Kürbiskernaufstrich (Pumpkin Oil Spead) Kürbiskernaufstrich (Pumpkin Oil Spead) By LondonEats 05/07/12 23:32 Now that is a tongue twister! But more than that, it is something very simple and very delicious from Austria. We all know Vienna is famous for its cakes and pastries served in the grand cafés, but the region of … Continue reading →
Koninginnedag: Ontbijtkoek Koninginnedag: Ontbijtkoek By LondonEats 04/30/12 15:08 I’ve already featured a fancy recipe if you’re in the mood to celebrate Dutch Queen’s Day, so today I’ve gone to the other end of the spectrum and made something super-easy. It’s called ontbijtkoek which literally means “breakfast cake”. You … Continue...
Savoury Cake Savoury Cake By LondonEats 04/24/12 23:52 Yes, yes, I know, it sounds so strange – a savoury cake? This is exactly the reaction I had when watching a new series by the lovely Rachel Khoo, who runs a little restaurant in Paris from her studio apartment. … Continue reading →
Liebster Blog Award Liebster Blog Award By LondonEats 04/16/12 00:54 Oh, I’ve been a little bit naughty – so many ideas about things to blog about, but in the midst of all that, I’ve gotten a little behind on my comments. I really appreciate it when people comment, and I … Continue reading →
Welsh Cakes Welsh Cakes By LondonEats 02/24/12 00:11 I realised recently that I don’t know many recipes that originate in Wales. I’ve done English, Scottish, Irish…even Icelandic. But no Wales, as yet. So here you go – Welsh Cakes! In the interests of full disclosure, I have to … Continue reading →
Chocolate Bark Chocolate Bark By LondonEats 01/14/12 17:37 All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. So if I were to just drone on about bean-based cooking, I people would rapidly start to switch off, and we can’t have that now, can we? So today I’ve … Continue reading →
Spicy Lentils with Mint and Goat Cheese Spicy Lentils with Mint and Goat Cheese By LondonEats 01/11/12 00:44 I’m still in the post-Christmas health kick phase. There has been lots of walking instead of taking the bus, “body attack” classes at the gym, and I’m still sticking with my attempt to cook lots of healthy dishes based on … Continue reading →
{9} Kerstkransjes {9} Kerstkransjes By LondonEats 12/17/11 22:31 Oh my…I remember when I embarked on my endeavour to do 12 festive goodies. It was the middle of November, I had loads of time and dozens of ideas. And, of course, I now realise that I didn’t know quite … Continue reading →
{6} Honninghjerter (Danish Gingerbread Hearts) {6} Honninghjerter (Danish Gingerbread Hearts) By LondonEats 12/11/11 19:15 For the sixth day, we’re heading towards the north of Europe, to enjoy these tasty Danish honninghjerter. These are delicious little gingerbread hearts made with honey and spice, and coated in dark chocolate. From Copenhagen, with love! This recipe is …...
Halloween ii: Treacle Scones Halloween ii: Treacle Scones By LondonEats 10/30/11 20:38 Like anything Halloween-themed, there needs to be a sequel! So today, I’ve been thinking about Halloween traditions – what are yours? Dressing up as a cat, a skeleton, a sexy shepherdess (yes, I have seen “Little Ho Peep” offered in … Continue reading →...
Dukkah Dukkah By LondonEats 08/16/11 16:21 Six months ago, I had never heard of dukkah. Since then, it seems to be all over the place. I’ve seen it on quite a few blogs, in newspaper recipe sections and in a couple of restaurants. No doubt the oh-so-trendy shops … Continue reading →
What to do with windfall pears What to do with windfall pears By LondonEats 08/13/11 14:06 Last Saturday, I peeked out the window, and the lady downstairs said I could have a bag of windfall pears – if I wanted them. There were about five on the garden table, with an open offer to get as … Continue reading →
Strawberry Jam Strawberry Jam By LondonEats 08/08/11 18:51 On a wet, gloomy summer day when you have a couple of hours to kill, what could be more fitting that taking that most ephemeral of summer joys, the ripe strawberry, and making jam? Then you can enjoy the flavour … Continue reading →
Summer Pudding Summer Pudding By LondonEats 07/28/11 23:12 Summer in Britain means an abundance of soft fruit, and this year has been a bit of a bumper crop. I just spent the weekend back at the family ranch (note: not an actual ranch) up in Scotland, and the garden … Continue reading →
Dream a little dream Dream a little dream By LondonEats 07/10/11 22:50 As you may have worked out by now, I have a bit of a thing for Scandinavian food, so I have turned my hand to making a Swedish specialty called drömmar (droo-mar). The name translates as “dreams”. As you would … Continue reading →
Wickedly Sinful Chocolate Torte Wickedly Sinful Chocolate Torte By LondonEats 07/06/11 23:19 I’m not going to write very much today… …instead, I’ll just tell you a little about this Wickedly Sinful Chocolate Torte and let your imagination and the pictures do the rest: it is made from layers of chewy meringue made … Continue reading →
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