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Oh, how true. Springtime in the UK is a somewhat unpredictable season. One week it’s snowing, the next it is gloriously sunny and 28ºC, then suddenly it’s cold and raining again. I love spring vegetables and the mix of soups and salads we end up eating depending on how the weather is feeling that day….
Anybody else kind of bored of chicken? I find it such an easy meat to get wrong – it can be dry, bland and dull in many dishes. But it is cheap, easy to prepare, and quick to cook. So it nearly always winds up in our meat box anyway. The thing is, the more…
I love the springtime for many reasons – more sun, warmer days, fresher air, birds singing, lambs jumping and all the other usual cliches. But, as a passionate foodie, the season of spring always brings something far far more exciting for me: spring vegetables. Broad beans (fava beans), peas, asparagus, spring onions (scallions), purple sprouting…
Seriously guys, I will add veggies to just about anything. 😉 But hey, it works! People often comment on how many vegetables my children eat and how easily and happily they do it. But it has become so normal in our house I often don’t notice it until those people point it out. It wasn’t…
Fish and seafood are very much something I have come to appreciate more as I got older. I can’t say I was particularly fussed as a child. I’d eat it, but I wouldn’t go out of my way to order it or ask for it. But nowadays, my eyes go straight to the fish section…
I think my kids would eat beetroot with every meal if we had enough in the house. I love this vegetable, because in a way, it changed everything for us. My daughter was not a fan of it originally. Beetroot and mushrooms were stubbornly refused, as were most green vegetables (with the exception of broccoli…