Allspice
Understand the magic of allspice … it can add layers of flavour to savoury and sweet dishes.
Understand the magic of allspice … it can add layers of flavour to savoury and sweet dishes.
Fresh kaffir lime leaves smell somewhat sweeter than lime zest – sharp, citrusy and clean.
Just waiting for those big mounds of asparagus to appear in shops, then you know it’s fresh, plentiful and cheap!
Orange, green, yellow, black, white and brown, pulses come in many colours and shapes.
Sheep’s milk cheeses add flavour to dishes just like parmesan.
Don’t pussy around. Get in there and crush the life out of them!
Creamy pale green and white beans, pretty as a picture, luscious to eat
Ditch the vitamin supplements – one golden kiwifruit contains more than double the recommended daily intake of Vitamin C, and is rich in Vitamin E.
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.
Rhubarb forms a pretty pink syrup when cooked with redcurrant jelly and orange. It also likes peaches, plums, raspberries & strawberries, but it’s winter here, so apple & ginger it is.
There is no such thing as a cheap prawn.
You’ll often see a heaping mound of broccoli at the market and, yep, that’s when you want to ROCK THE BROC!
I might just have to suck this one up … yep, the old wive’s trick works.
You better believe this …
Smoked Spanish paprika has a distinctive aroma – like a hide of leather stretched out in the sun to dry, mingled with charred chillies and cigar box.
Learn the all-important steps to making bread
It’s not a pasta, it’s a squash!
I’m always tempted to buy fresh chestnuts. It’s their rich glossy brown shells that get me, but as soon as I’ve bought them I start fretting about what I’m going to do with them.
The Dahlings of the Indian Kitchen
How to make the most of cultivated mushrooms.
There are plenty of reasons to eat this leafy vegetable.
How to get a professional result with homemade breadcrumbs
How to make cucumber behave
Whoo-hoo. Yellow gold. An antiseptic, a gargle, a digestive aid, clears sinuses, too, and it’s a much-loved preservative in pickles and chutneys. Add some to your vege shakes for a health kick.
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