Lamb birria made with boneless shoulder, slow-cooked with Mexican chillies and spices. A deeply flavoured and comforting dish, best served with warm tortillas, onion, coriander and lime.
Lamb birria made with boneless shoulder, slow-cooked with Mexican chillies and spices. A deeply flavoured and comforting dish, best served with warm tortillas, onion, coriander and lime.
Tender lamb breast slow-cooked with cider, then crisped and served on a bed of mint and coriander sauce. Finished with capers and onion for a bright, balanced dish.
Valentine Warner braises partridge with smoked lardons, whole apples and carrots in cider and brandy, finishing the dish with crisp croutons.
I strongly feel that the barbecue is a discipline, and when done well can produce sensational results. Swaledale produces some of the very best sausages and well fatted burgers known to mankind. I love such simplicity, and a great burger, well grilled, can be a divine experience. However let me take you and your barbecue to a whole other dimension, there is so much more to experiment with and enjoy!
Valentine Warner sears and butter-bastes venison haunch steaks, then serves them with a chopped herb sauce of capers, garlic, mustard and olive oil.
This pork tenderloin recipe pairs smoky grilled leeks with a vibrant Romesco sauce – a bold, fresh dish ideal for late summer or early autumn barbecues.
Growing up on a dairy farm in 1970s Dorset and the Berkshire Downs, I developed a passion for hunting, fishing, and cooking. Inspired by my father’s foraging and my mother’s inventive cooking, I learned to see the outdoors as a source of delicious ingredients. This early love of nature and food continues to influence my game recipes, blending wild flavours with traditional cooking techniques.
Welcome spring’s return with this delicious chateaubriand recipe, accompanied by crispy crumbs on bone marrow and the velvety smoothness of fresh watercress sauce.
Anchoïade reminds me of hot market squares in southern France, paper tablecloths, carafes of red wine and long lunches as the street dogs trot by.
This is a French classic that is very easy to make and will please all at the table. This is probably my favourite celebration of a chicken!