Category: gluten-free

Recipe: Five-spice Gingernuts

I made this recipe up because the recipe I had for five-spice ginger biscuits required overnight standing and I wanted biscuits *now*.  So I got a gingernut recipe from the Women’s Weekly and played havoc with it, and the results…

Recipe: Baked Cauliflower

This is a very simple recipe, from a book called Reds, Whites, and Greens, by Faith Willunger.  As you might have gathered from the title, it’s a book of Italian things to do with vegetables.  I’m yet to find a…

Eating out: Mrs Parma’s

As you may have gathered, from all the time I spend a) cooking and b) writing about cooking, we don’t eat out much.  But I’ve actually eaten out twice in the last fortnight, both times at the same place. This…

Recipe: Flavoured Butters

You all knew, didn’t you, that once I had seen Not Quite Nigella’s post on buttermaking, it would only be a matter of time before I had to start fiddling with it?  In fact, by the time I got up…

Recipe: Red Cabbage, German style

This recipe comes from Dr Oetker’s German Cooking Today, with a few little tweaks by me.  I don’t know how to describe it, because to me it’s the thing you do with red cabbage.  (Apparently, there is no other thing…

Recipe: Chocolate for Breakfast

The official name for this recipe, which comes from Less Meat, More Veg, is ‘Chocolate, Coconut and Raspberry Spread’, but I like to think of it as Chocolate for Breakfast, as that is basically the point.  You can say all…

Recipe: Three Roasted Vegetable Soups

Three recipes in one post today, because it’s the same (very easy!) method, but with markedly different flavours.  I’ve given recipes for a very simple but delicious pumpkin soup, a subtly perfumed beetroot soup and a creamy Jerusalem artichoke soup,…