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Several bowls of creamy yellow soup are garnished with fresh herbs and a drizzle of oil, served in blue and white patterned bowls, arranged closely together on a table.

Turnip & Honey Soup

Move away from all the standard soups and serve your guests something they won’t have had before. The combination of turnip and honey is delicious and the addition or morel mushrooms makes this a luxurious little pre starter or starter…

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A plate with a roasted chicken leg, roast potatoes, and a colourful mix of cooked vegetables, including tomatoes, peppers, and aubergine, with a fork and knife on the side.

Cheats Ratatouille

A very straight forward recipe which doesn't involve frying off the aubergines separately, simply coked in one pan the secret is to have the oil at a low temperature and stew the veg. I chose not to add courgette to…

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A small white bowl filled with caramelised onions sits on a wooden surface next to two whole red onions.

Onion marmalade

This will keep in the fridge for a few weeks and is a wonderful accompaniment to patΓ©, meat or used in a tart. When you fill the jar(s) the butter will settle at the top which will help preserve the…

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A rustic ceramic bowl filled with creamy herb dressing sits on a wooden table next to a dark bowl of fresh rocket and cucumber salad.

Green goddess dressing

There are certain members of the family who think a green salad is a waste of time. When I coat all the leaves and cucumber with green goddess dressing, they come back for seconds. All whizzed in a food processor…

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Sliced pears soaking in a saucepan with whole cloves, mustard seeds, and pink peppercorns, possibly being prepared for pickling or poaching.

Pickled Spice Pears

You can serve these pears at Christmas with slices of strong blue cheese as a starter or a cheese course. The lovely thing with this recipe is that you don’t have to wait for months. They should be left in…

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