Gingernut Creams with Pears
Pears and gingernuts, simple but sublime.
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Slow-cooked Maple Pears
Cooking pears in a slow cooker produces a perfect result – you’ll never go back to poaching pears once you try it.
More ideas for pears – bring them on!
There’s plenty to write about pears, and I’ve already done it, so click the link if you want to find out about choosing, storing and preparing them. And check out the different varieties. What I’m showing off here are some great ideas of what to do with pears. I love them with blue cheese and…
Pears & parmesan – oh yeah!
Pears & parmesan may sound a little quirky, but read here why it is such a great combination.
Spinach & Pumpkin Salad with Roasted Honey Pears
Introducing my roast pumpkin and pear salad – possibly one of the most delicious combinations of fruit and veg ever.
Pears
Pears are often overlooked for novel or exotic fruit and I reckon it’s because we’ve lost the art of ripening them and we’re eating them hard.
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Pears Prosciutto & Parmigiano
Simple and seductive – juicy, sweet, salty, crunchy – a brilliant combination.
101 Crumbles
Crumble! Always a winner.l
Are they going to love me or list me?
There’s so much chit-chat going on that I’m not sure if I am coming or going.
Walnut Oil
Exquisite walnut oil from freshly crushed New Zealand walnuts. Contains healthy Omega 3 and essential fatty acids. Walnuts reduce inflammation, improve brain health, decrease cholesterol levels and protect cardiovascular health.
Defending the King
To broad bean or not? To add tarragon or not? I reckon both have a place, it’s just, is that in a quiche?
Me & Cassis
Mock Kir Royale, yep, def better with Champagne.
Dressings
What’s in a dressing? Garner some great tips and some great salad combos.
Schnitzel von crumb
Get all the lowdown on achieving golden crunchy schnitzel.
Stirring the pot
Stirring the pot – sticking my neck out to say something important.
A busy week
Yep, it’s been busy around here with trucks and diggers beeping and buzzing and men in hi-vis and hats. The progress with the ground work for my housette has been hampered by rain, but finally this week the digger arrived and work commenced. You can see more in the pic and link below. Meanwhile, the oven has…
Asparagus 2020
A 101 on asparagus – a good read!
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Pear & Pistachio Salad
Pears and pistachios make such a lovely combination I don’t know why I hadn’t thought of it earlier. If it’s summer where you are, try the salad with juicy, but not squishy, peaches.
The hungry caterpillar
Heart in hand, the caterpillar missed this one!
Lifting the lid on frittata
The sins that have been committed under the name frittata. Stop! No more please. Call what you bake in the oven in a cake tin a vegetable bake. Got it? Yaaaah!
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Crunch time
I’m dreaming of chowing down on something crunchy … if only.
A clutch of eggs
The chooks are going off! Spring fever. Laying like crazy. That’s good!
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A messy Sunday night supper – asparagus & eggs
Mmmm. If you love eggs, and you love asparagus, it’s time to dunk!
Maple syrup
Want to use less sugar in baking? Substitute maple syrup for sugar … just make sure you use the real thing.
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