Such a mighty steak deserves a mighty garnish, and here, in peppercorn sauce and triple-cooked chips, we have two of the mightiest steak garnishes going.
Such a mighty steak deserves a mighty garnish, and here, in peppercorn sauce and triple-cooked chips, we have two of the mightiest steak garnishes going.
A recipe that is so easy to pull together. Lamb neck fillets are a cut with the versatility to be meltingly delicious when slow-cooked or cooked to medium.
Very nearly, but not quite, an eggs benedict. Instead of sliced ham, we’ve opted for crisp streaky bacon. Those with a penchant for brunch, this one’s for you.
Bone marrow is basically pure indulgence. Roasted and then topped with this parsley and garlic crumb, these canoes make a cracking side to a steak dinner.
Perfect for a slow Sunday morning. These potato scones are a curious little thing, served with flaked ham hock, a runny poached egg, and lots of chopped chives.
Essentially a large ribeye steak on the bone, this tomahawk is the perfect cut to cook over coals. The smoke and fat combine to produce a little bit of magic.
Here, rare roasted topside of beef is sliced and served cold with a dressing of tuna, anchovies and capers. A wonderful lunch for many to share.
Like sausage and beans on toast but infinitely better for the Mexican treatment — one of the finest cuisines in the world.
Food that brings joy to the soul and an overall sense of contentment, these loin chops are the perfect candidate for a grilling over the hot coals of a bbq.
This is one of my favourite tacos, the Mexican chorizo being markedly different from what you’d expect of Spain, helped by a rewarding dollop of crème fraîche.
True to Mexican practicality, this wet stew demands your soft tortillas be doubled up so that sleeves remain unstained.
Perfectly pink rack of lamb with this Italian classic is a pure reflection of spring and its bounty. A joyous meal that will sit long in the memory.