Author Archives: headchef
Devilled mushrooms
Eldest son and I just made these for breakfast. Sadly we ate them before we could take a photo of them. Perfect on toast and with sausages. box of chestnut mushrooms knob of butter tsp dried oregano slug of Worcestershire … Continue reading
Tweaked lamb lagoto
I tweaked the Jamie Oliver Greek lamb stew recipe – using lamb shanks instead of expensive diced lamb. It’s easy and delicious. Read more about here, plus how to make perfect chips: http://www.suppertime.co.uk/pages/2010/10/28/lamb-lagoto/
Huevos Sloberos
This is adapted from ‘The great Mexican breakfast’ in Thomasina Miers’ Mexican Food Made Simple – she’s the genius behind Wahaca, the superb Mexican restaurants. It’s a bit like Huevos Rancheros, but we ate these slobbing out in bed one … Continue reading
Fragrant pumpkin soup
Here’s a fragrant twist on pumpkin soup I’ve just invented. Perfect on a cold evening after a day’s paintballing. 1 medium or small pumpkin 2 carrots 1 onion tablespoon of ground coriander thumb-sized piece of fresh ginger 1 litre of … Continue reading
Welcome new readers!
Suppertime! – ‘delightful and useful’ – The Guardian I was thrilled that the lovely Jon Henley mentioned this site (and linked to it) in his piece on modern eating habits in The Guardian today. If you’ve followed the link from … Continue reading
Beef stew
I made this for tea: http://www.jamieoliver.com/recipes/beef-recipes/jools-s-favourite-beef-stew It was delicious – though I probably ought to have read to the end of the recipe earlier in the day – I slammed it in the oven after the afternoon school run. Doing … Continue reading
Perfect brownies
Thanks to Jackie Leonard for pointing me in the direction of this recipe – it’s a Nigella one from How to be a Domestic Goddess, which I adapted a bit. For one thing: the quantity. I halved it, which was … Continue reading
Best burgers yet
I’ve never made it to the Meatwagon, and I’m highly unlikely to make it to the Meateasy either – so inspired by this blog post, I thought I’d have a crack at making my own gourmet burger. And you can … Continue reading
Crêpes en Fête
This was contributed by the lovely Jon Henley of The Guardian. One day he’s interviewing Henning Mankell in Antibes, then he finds himself in our kitchen in Hither Green, SE London watching our family chow-down. Tant pis! (It was for … Continue reading
Perfect crab sandwich
I was going to take a photo of this, I swear. Then I ate it. You will need: crusty white bread 1 lime some wasabi paste or powder made up with warm water fresh crab meat mayonnaise Butter the bread … Continue reading