BBC Good Food Magazine, November 2016

  • Sherry, almond & orange pandoro
    • Categories: Frostings & fillings; Quick / easy; Dessert; Christmas; Cooking for a crowd; Entertaining & parties; Fall / autumn; Winter; Italian
    • Ingredients: double cream; mascarpone cheese; Pedro Ximénez sherry; oranges; pandoro; almonds
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  • Nut roast baked Camembert

    • raybun on December 22, 2016

      Excellent drinks party dish. Everybody was hovering around it like moths to a flame. Served with warm crusty baguette and rosemary crackers.

  • Apple and ginger wine braised red cabbage

    • raybun on December 23, 2016

      Excellent veggie side dish. I used a white cabbage as that was what I had but will try with red next time. Went very well with a baked smoked ham. I liked the ginger & apple twist.

  • Jamaican ginger beer & pineapple bundt cake

    • raybun on December 14, 2016

      I made this for my birthday cake. Half an hour before my 10 guests arrived I unmolded it on a pretty cake stand and took a photo. Then I heard a squelching sound. Surprised I turned around and saw a collapsed pile of soggy rubble. I don't know where I went wrong, I followed the recipe to the letter, just replacing the tinned pineapple with fresh. It tasted fine although had the texture of a dense flan... Note to self: don't make your own birthday cake!

    • Rutabaga on December 14, 2016

      While I don't know exactly what may have happened with raybun's cake, I do know that fresh pineapple has an enzyme that will prevent gelatin from setting, whereas tinned pineapple doesn't cause this problem. My guess is the fresh pineapple caused a similar reaction in this cake recipe.

  • Cranberry & orange Chelsea bun tree

    • raybun on December 23, 2016

      I halved the recipe thinking I'd have about 6, but I still managed to make 11. I used all purpose flour as I was out of bread flour. They tasted fantastic, and looked lovely on my Christmas brunch table. Loved the contrast between the tart fresh cranberries and the sweeter ingredients.

  • Festive celeriac koshari

    • eeeve on November 29, 2016

      This dish tastes rather nice, but is too much of a faff to make for me to repeat again (I know the magazine stated it takes 'more effort' to make)! Basically, there are three pots on the hob and a roasting dish in the oven, plus the yoghurt sauce - not really worth the effort and washing up for me. What I will take from this recipe, though, is the method of cooking lentils and rice together with spices and dried cranberries - this tasted lovely when it was done and the addition of the other ingredients seemed to ruin that slightly (the macaroni are definitely not needed and rather inauthentic anyway).

  • Apple & clementine Bircher

    • raybun on November 23, 2016

      Very good! I've had an aversion to oats since childhood due to bowls of tasteless sludge-like porridge at school. I've been looking for alternative winter breakfasts and I think I've found the solution here. All I have to do is remember to prepare it before going to bed...

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  • Published Nov 01 2016
  • Format Magazine
  • Page Count 210
  • Language English
  • Countries United Kingdom

Publishers Text

Each issue is packed with over 100 recipes for everyday meals, easy entertaining and dishes from celebrity chefs. Every recipe is tested by the Good Food cookery team, and the team's tips will help you every step of the way. Plus, each month the TV section includes recipes from popular cookery programmes. Whether you are a beginner or want to create something new and exciting for every meal of the month - this is the magazine for you.