River Cottage A to Z: Our Favourite Ingredients, & How to Cook Them by Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall and Pam Corbin and Mark Diacono and Nikki Duffy and Nick Fisher (UK) and Steven Lamb and Tim Maddams and Gill Meller and John Wright

    • Categories: Cocktails / drinks (with alcohol)
    • Ingredients: alexanders stems; gin; caster sugar; soda water
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  • Linseed, banana and chocolate muffins

    • eeeve on July 21, 2020

      Made these as mini muffins, used only 30g of (coconut) sugar and added an extra banana, made otherwise as written. Hmm. They’re alright, definitely better fresh out of the oven, not bad really for a gluten free muffin, but probably not great enough to repeat. (The whole linseeds were an unusual addition, not sure whether I like or dislike them in there.) Edit: They have actually grown on me a lot in the past couple of days, and they freeze well. Thinking about making them again soon! Funny...

  • Apple and chestnut crumble

    • e_ballad on July 05, 2017

      As a gluten-free option, this makes a really great crumble. Despite this, it does not surpass the original River Cottage "Independent crumble".

  • Roasted broccoli, red onion and cannellini salad

    • e_ballad on October 15, 2020

      An excellent salad, though there is proportionally a LOT of onion - almost a roast onion salad with broccoli, rather than the broccoli salad with onions. Unless you’re an allium-obsessive, I’d suggest dialing it back to 1x red onion.

  • Rye chocolate cake

    • e_ballad on September 03, 2017

      It was good & everything 'worked', but I was hoping for more, particularly from the rye flour. It really was no different from a lot of other chocolate cakes from a flavour perspective.

  • Chicken and cider stew with rosemary dumplings

    • e_ballad on August 12, 2017

      Loved this. Hearty winter fare.

  • Stir-fried cabbage with turmeric and garlic

    • e_ballad on July 21, 2019

      For something so simple, this packed a whole lotta flavour. An excellent side dish.

  • Roasted squash with chestnuts, sausage and sage

    • e_ballad on April 01, 2017

      Ok, but no more than a sum of its parts.

  • Carrot soup with ginger and coriander

    • etcjm on December 31, 2020

      Tasty. I reduced the ginger amount slightly (45g) and it was enough IMO. I may even reduce it a bit more next time. The lime lifted it and would be missed. I would also grind the coriander seeds next time before adding because although the blender coped well (a xmas present) I did get the occasional husk. Not served with creme fraiche as I'd made sauteed greens alongside.

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  • ISBN 10 1408863650
  • ISBN 13 9781408863657
  • Published Dec 15 2016
  • Format eBook
  • Page Count 1,647
  • Language English
  • Edition 1
  • Countries United Kingdom
  • Publisher Bloomsbury


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