Curried Turkey Salad or Sandwich Spread
Bright Yellow Curry Powder, rich in antioxidants There’s nothing quite as bright and uplifting as a good curry. Share this one with someone you love. […]
Month: November 2011
An English Hash Turkey Bubble and Squeak
Bubble and Squeak was made popular during WWII when food was rationed. My Nan and Mum often made it, usually on a Monday morning with […]
Green Soup aka. Green Soup Shooters
At this time of year, I’ve more greens growing in the garden than I know what to do with. They find their way into almost […]
One Pot Chunky Chicken and Sausage Hash
If you have a man or desire a man who’s all about meat n’ potatoes, then this dish is a sure fire way to win […]
Dan Dan Noodles or Peddler Noodles
A Dan Dan is the type of pole used by street vendors to carry a pair of baskets one on either side of their shoulders. […]
Bacon and Potato Toss A Hot Salad
No, the season of salads hasn’t ended. It’s just turned over a new leaf. Opt for a hot one to warm your bones. Based on […]
Breakfast in A Bite Scottish Eggs Covered in Sausage and Bread
It’s a fiddly dish. But well worth the muckin’ about. Sink your teeth into one of these browned beauties and Ah… it’s a breakfast of […]
Citrus Shrimp Ceviche Salad with Avocado and Cucumber
Super healthy and delish! Get your skinny on with this one. It’s fabo for a girlfriend’s luncheon or for appetizers. Fresh off-the-boat shrimp is best […]
Gussied Up Goat Cheese Balls Marinated in Oil and Herbs
To buy gussied up Chevre, it’s pricy. Do it yourself for far less. Because these balls are very rich, no one will eat more than […]
Chill Banishing Hungarian Beef Goulash
If you’ve raked leaves or shovelled snow and your hands are cold and your nose is numb, then revive your frozen soul with a bowl […]