River Cafe Two Easy by Rose Gray and Ruth Rogers

    • Categories: Appetizers / starters; Italian; Vegetarian
    • Ingredients: tomatoes; capers; red wine vinegar; mozzarella cheese; basil; beetroots
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  • Roast celeriac, squash, fennel

    • wester on November 14, 2016

      I made this with carrots instead of squash because those were the vegetables languishing in my fridge. Tasty, good everyday food.

  • Lemon, mascarpone tart

    • wester on October 01, 2016

      I heavily tweaked this recipe to lower the carb content. In the filling I used sweetener instead of sugar, and for the crust I used a mixture of almond meal, sweetener and an egg. I did blind bake though. I also halved the recipe. Even with all these changes, this was an excellent tart that will surely go into regular rotation. One more tweak: topping the filling with some meringue works very well, and you use the egg whites as well. Add the egg whites when the filling is just slightly wobbly, and raise the oven temperature to 180-200C.

  • Savoy cabbage, capers, parsley

    • wester on November 17, 2017

      Another salad that's good but not brilliant. There must be better salads with Savoy cabbage somewhere....

  • Potatoes, capers, anchovy

    • mcvl on November 06, 2014

      OK, we've found a place that smokes outstanding brisket (Jack's, in Seattle, if you happen to be in the area), and I wanted an outstanding salad to serve with it. This is */perfect/*. My only alteration is to add some of the lemon peel, chopped fine. Highly, highly recommended.

  • Green bean, mustard

    • Foodycat on July 09, 2014

      Really clever dressing - we use this a lot instead of mayonnaise

  • Zucchini trifolati, tomato

    • Foodycat on August 01, 2015

      Making this tonight I wondered just how often I have done it since I first got this book. No idea. At least 2 or 3 times every summer. It's a wonderful side dish. Goes brilliantly with roast or barbecued meats. Tonight we had it with roast chicken, but we often have it with lamb chops or sausages.

  • Tiramisu

    • ChelseaP on July 07, 2022

      The best tiramisu of all time. Our family has been making it for years. We sometimes play around with the liquid ratios but definitely love how boozy and wet River Cafe's version is.

    • Pandan on September 09, 2024

      I had cravings for tiramisu during the past few weeks and tried out several recipes. I really liked how easy this was just using the raw eggs. It was a bit too boozy for me though. Next time I will combine the recipe by Stella Parks with this one, using the cream by Rive Cafe and the liquid by Stella Parks. I also just used 200 g savoiardi biscuits because that’s what fit into my dish.

  • Spaghetti, tomato, green bean

    • Pimlicocook on June 28, 2023

      I've been making this recipe for at least 15 years and it's still one of my favourite combinations. For one person, I use half a can of tinned tomatoes and a generous handful of the thinnest green beans I can find, while going a little lighter on the spaghetti itself.

  • Mozzarella - broad bean, olives

    • Pandan on September 05, 2024

      Not a real recipe, just a simple salad idea. I liked the combination. Nice and satiating summer dinner. I used balsamic vinegar instead of lemon juice.

  • Mozzarella - grilled aubergine, roast tomato

    • Pandan on September 18, 2024

      Not a real recipe, just used it as an inspiration and combined it with mashed cannellini beans and garlic

  • Mozzarella - salami, cannellini, olives

    • Pandan on September 18, 2024

      Nice combination and quick dinner idea

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  • ISBN 10 1446460479
  • ISBN 13 9781446460474
  • Published May 31 2011
  • Language English
  • Countries United Kingdom
  • Publisher Random House (Digital)
  • Imprint Ebury Digital


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