Valentine Warner’s stout and ginger lacquered smoked pork cheek bun is a delicious and unique way to enjoy our smoked pork cheeks.
Valentine Warner’s stout and ginger lacquered smoked pork cheek bun is a delicious and unique way to enjoy our smoked pork cheeks.
With all the bone and richness that these ribs have, it is worth the trouble to braise them to deliver a good and tasty liquor with which a sauce can be made.
Valentine Warner offers up a delicious and very naughty recipe using cotechino sausage and a tunwoth cheese ‘aligot’. If you are unsure as to what an aligot is, think of a garlic-infused mashed potato made by someone who loves cheese.
Partridge often arrive at the table in more traditional forms, so here’s a partridge recipe that’s a little more exciting!
Valentine Warner’s Christmas recipe for stuffed apples with sausage meat and jelly is an excellent accompaniment to turkey or beef.
Taking the idea of mushrooms growing out on the moorland where the cattle stamp between the junipers and here we go.
This Cumberland sausage cassoulet is the ultimate comfort food – easy to make and, best of all, a one-pan wonder!
While a relatively simple process, making chips at home requires deep fryers and a great deal of caution. Crispy duck fat roasted potatoes are a great alternative and can sit in a warm oven while you attend to the final stages of cooking and serving your meat.
Christmas without ham is Christmas without The Two Ronnies, Kermit without Miss Piggy, it just isn’t Christmas!
Elevate any special occasion with this chateaubriand recipe – a renowned steak paired with an equally revered sauce and delicious triple-cooked chips. It’s a match made in heaven.
A roast dinner celebrating one of the best cuts of meat. Simple, unassuming, and delicious, especially when paired with a gratin of these unique root vegetables.
Take time to marinade your prunes in some dark rum, making sure they are truly intoxicated for a fun Christmas party food.