Meal planning takes a on a new challenge this week: I’m on a quest to clean out the fridge and pantry before my family and I head off on our Easter holidays. I concede that I will probably leave behind the odd tin of tomatoes or chickpeas, and that I should probably just throw awayContinue reading “When the Cupboard Is Bare”
Category Archives: Weekday
The Best Pasta Sauce in the World. Seriously.
I really don’t think that I’m understating things here. In fact, I can’t believe that I haven’t written about this recipe before. It’s the one I always share when I get a recipe exchange e-mail, or need to whip up something to drop off to a sick friend. (It’s a better cure than chicken soupContinue reading “The Best Pasta Sauce in the World. Seriously.”
Dinner Dash
I was having lunch with some friends a while back when the topic of weeknight dinners was broached and a collective groan landed on the table next to my French onion soup. Everyone at the table was a working parent trying to juggle our own diary demands, plus those of our kids and partners’, whileContinue reading “Dinner Dash”
Magic Mushrooms
The blog has been quiet lately due to a fairly overactive social and family life, but I’m returning with a vengeance and tonnes of motivation to write about all the food I’ve been eating/cooking over these past weeks. I could write for days about all the beautiful food I ate in Lanazarote. Equally, I couldContinue reading “Magic Mushrooms”
Love In The Oven
I feel like I was writing about Christmas last week, and all of a sudden, Valentine’s Day is just around the corner! I thought I’d put together a few ideas for simple, romantic meals to cook on the day. Cooking a romantic dinner on a Tuesday night after a day at work and toddler bathContinue reading “Love In The Oven”
An Ode to Slow Cooking
The beginning of 2012 began much like the last weeks of 2011 – at top speed. After a fun-filled Christmas and very mellow New Year, my family burst back into action in the beginning of January with a bunch of new things in the mix for all of us, including a new job description, aContinue reading “An Ode to Slow Cooking”