Well, this afternoon I looked through that book of
homegrown recipes I mentioned a few posts ago, and, er, can I back off a tad
from my rashly offered proposition, please?
The broccoli soup was the best of the bunch.
I remember them, more or less. Some were one-offs; others get revisited
occasionally; others still have become trustworthy staples. Don’t get me wrong; they’re all good dishes. I know they are, they wouldn’t have been
written down otherwise, would they?
And therein lies the problem. The writing down was often done in a state of
post-prandial “that was delicious”-ness, and so was not necessarily as complete, accurate,
or indeed legible as it could have been.
I’ll say no more, but my fledgling reputation as a ‘cook’ would be
trashed if I were to publish some of this stuff in its raw state.
I don’t do failure, so instead here’s a plan B. Select the dish you fancy best from the list
below, and I will do my best to write it down proper-like and post it:
Anchovy stuffed mushrooms
Aubergine, pepper and tomato ‘Moroccan’ braise
Lamb-stuffed aubergine
Gujerati cabbage curry
Carrot and lettuce soup
Duck with apple
Gwyn’s cheese straws
Kidneys in mushroom and onion sauce
Lamb with clementines
Meatballs in Med veg sauce
Mushroom soup
Prawn stuffed peppers
Thai prawn curry
Belly pork with peppers
Quick pea and leek soup
Rich squid sauce for pasta
Roast squash and tomato soup
I rather like the sound of the Thai Prawn Curry but unfortunately my husband doesn't like prawns so I vote for Anchovy stuffed mushrooms.
ReplyDeleteIt's so much easier for men to have a quick pea, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteI'm always on the look-out for good vegetarian dishes, so the Moroccan braise, please.
So hard to decide.......
ReplyDeleteAnchovy stuffed Mushrooms and Moroccan braise.....I loveall of those ingredients.
And thank you.
Gujerati cabbage curry, please.
ReplyDeleteBecause it doesn't sound very appealing and I'd like to prove myself wrong.