The classic garnish for this most famous of game birds. It’s a classic for a reason, working on every level to deliver a stunning plate of food.
The classic garnish for this most famous of game birds. It’s a classic for a reason, working on every level to deliver a stunning plate of food.
A cocido is what we might refer to as a stew. Rustic and comforting with various cuts of pork and big juicy chickpeas, it’s a true expression of Spanish food.
A classic tapas dish from the region of Asturias in Northern Spain, chorizo cooked in cider is a simple and gratifying combination. Perfect food with a drink.
These ribs, braised in rich liquor, are such a delight. Their terrific ratio of fat to dense, tense and marbled meat yields something truly unctuous.
Pork shoulder chop is served here with a classic of Catalonia, romesco sauce and roasted onions. A perfect meal for two under the spring sunshine.
At Bocca di Lupo, we serve Luganega sausage with a farro stew and roasted porcini mushrooms, finished with tarragon. This sausage has a rich, autumnal flavour, making it delicious in a variety of dishes.
Served here alongside a silky, smoky aubergine garnish, a rack of hogget is a lovely thing to cook, provided you have the patience to do it properly.
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.