Jan 29, 2013
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Green Chicken Curry

I’ve been on a bit of a Thai kick lately. I can’t seem to get enough of those spicy, sour, tangy flavours.  This is the curry I made to go alongside the Thai beef salad I recently posted and it encapsulates all those flavours I love in Thai cuisine. I usually use ready made curry […]

Jan 22, 2013
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Mini Wonton Wrapper Quiches

There’s nothing I love more than having little bites of something delicious with drinks before dinner. Obviously this isn’t something I indulge in everyday but if we have friends or family over for dinner then it’s a given, and truth be told, it’s my favourite part of the meal. So I’m always looking for easy, […]

Jan 18, 2013
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Thai Grilled Beef Salad – Yam Neua

This is one of my favourite Thai salads.  It has so many different levels of flavour and texture – tender grilled meat, large handfuls of fragrant mixed herbs, crunchy shallots and cucumbers all topped with a spicy dressing that’s sour, sweet, tangy and really delicious. If you use lean steaks it’s virtually fat free so […]

Jan 15, 2013
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I Can’t Believe They’re Not Fried Buffalo Wings

A lot of people outside America might not be familiar with Buffalo wings but once you’ve tried them you’ll understand why they’re such an institution in the States. These chicken wings were created in the mid 1960’s in Buffalo New York, most say at the Anchor Bar but there seems to be some dispute over […]

Jan 11, 2013
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Khao Soi – Egg Noodles with Rich Chicken Curry Sauce

I’d bookmarked this recipe from The Kitchn for a while and the other night when I was craving something Asian for dinner I decided to try it. Apparently it’s Burmese in origin but it has all the hallmarks of Thai cuisine and is eaten widely in Northern Thailand. Khao Soi is normally served quite soupy […]

Jan 8, 2013
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Rigas Lamb – Slow Cooked Lamb with Tomatoes, Onions and Pasta

This recipe has become one of my family’s favourite meals. Especially when we’re entertaining large numbers of people because it’s so darn easy, ridiculously easy – there’s no frying, sautéing or caramelising involved, in fact you don’t even need to boil any water for the pasta! A true one-pot meal that only requires time, and […]

Jan 3, 2013
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Moroccan Chicken with Tomato Marmalade

 Tomatoes and saffron are a match made in heaven and in this recipe the combination of the two is further enhanced with the addition of honey which really brings out the sweetness in the tomatoes. This Moroccan stew or tagine is from one of my favourite cook books, You Say Tomato by Joanne Weir. Every […]