This month it is my turn to host Credit Crunch Munch which is a joint challenge being run myself and the lovely Helen at Fuss Free Flavours. As usual you have free reign over what types of dishes you would like to submit but I noticed last month that there was not a single pudding…
Archives for January 2013
Simple Rye Loaf
Having recently been snowed in and running low on baking ingredients I decided that the long neglected bag of rye flour I’d bought must get an airing. The first rye loaf I attempted was a long and drawn out recipe where you had to place the yeast, water and some rye flour in a warm…
Cheese, Ham & Potato Scone
Cheese, Ham & Potato Scone is a great way to use up some leftover boiled or mashed potatoes & ham. A great accompaniment to a bowl of soup! In celebration of National Potato Day (26 January), I took the opportunity to try out the new Oxo Adjustable Potato Ricer in this Cheese, Ham & Potato…
Coleslaw
I really wasn’t sure about blogging this as perhaps everyone knows how to make coleslaw. So maybe this post is more about reminding you how easy and cheap it is to make and far tastier than the stuff you can buy in the supermarket. There seem to be two types available, the one where the…
Fish Pie
A hearty layered Fish Pie with leeks, breadcrumbs and a cheesy/mustard sauce which uses peppercorn-infused cooking liquor to add an extra flavour dimension. Nutritious and delicious! To mark the occasion of the first-ever Credit Crunch Munch I wanted to come up with a family meal that was nutritious, delicious and let’s not beat about the…
Stokes Sauces Review
A while ago I stumbled across a brand in Tesco that I’d not seen before. I was immediately drawn in by the tasteful design and branding and decided that I needed to investigate further. Hence I contacted Stokes Sauces and they kindly sent me some jars of their fine sauces to try out (as well…
Bacon-wrapped Salmon – quick & simple!
Bacon-wrapped Salmon with coriander is a really quick and tasty dish. Just serve with couscous and a salad for a great midweek meal! Having had it drummed into me during Home Economics lessons that you should eat at least 2 portions of fish a week and one should be oily, I do try to stick…
Happy New Year and Thank You …..
Just thought I’d share a few thoughts on 2012 the year I started Fab Food 4 All. I can honestly say that it’s been the most personally rewarding thing I have ever done and if it was taken away from me I would be devastated. I started my blog after reading an article in Good…