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African Sweet Potato and Peanut Stew reviewed by resahebler1From: Vegan Planet: 400 Irresistible Recipes with Fantastic Flavors from Home and Around the World (reviewed 11th April 2012)We did not like this at all. | |
African Peanut Butter Stew reviewed by sturlingtonFrom: Glorious One-Pot Meals: A Revolutionary New Quick and Healthy Approach to Dutch-Oven Cooking (reviewed 13th April 2012)Surprisingly good, with a rich, creamy, subtly peanutty taste. The rice was overcooked, so next time I might use brown rice instead. Also less cayenne. | |
African Drumsticks reviewed by southerncookerFrom: Nigella Kitchen: Recipes from the Heart of the Home (reviewed 17th October 2010)This was a delicious way to fix chicken legs. The marinade, which the chicken cooked in was so good over rice. We will be making this one again. | |
Afghans reviewed by bunyipFrom: The PWMU Centenary Cookbook 1904 - 2004 (reviewed 4th February 2010)My favourite childhood bikkie. I suppose the name derives from the brown colour - they are made with cocoa and brown sugar (and cornflakes). | |
Adzuki bean and butternut squash stew reviewed by mandeliciousFrom: The Bold Vegetarian Chef: Adventures in Flavor with Soy, Beans, Vegetables, and Grains (reviewed 6th April 2010)This stew was very bland, which was surprising given how well-spiced most of the other recipes in this book are. | |
Adventure Bread reviewed by jennccFrom: Josey Baker Bread: Get Baking - Make Awesome Bread - Share the Loaves (reviewed 18th January 2015)This is an excellent gluten free alternative! Not exactly a bread but certainly close enough and without the use of rice flours/starches etc. This loaf... | |
Adobo Grilled Pork Tacos with Cucumber-Radish Salsa reviewed by friederikeFrom: The All New Ultimate Southern Living Cookbook: Over 1,250 of Our Best Recipes (Southern Living (Hardcover Oxmoor)) (reviewed 2nd August 2011)Very nice. We actually left out the salsa and only made the grilled pork, and made tacos with the pork, guacamole and fresh vegetables (tomatoes, corn... | |
Adobe Apple Pie reviewed by pumpkinspiceFrom: Bernard Clayton's Cooking Across America: Cooking With More Than 100 of North America's Best Cooks and 250 of Their Favorite Recipes (reviewed 18th July 2014) | |
Acquacotta - Tomato and Bread Soup reviewed by kaye16From: A Table in Tuscany (reviewed 17th April 2016)I have no idea what Acquacotta (cooked water) is supposed to taste like, but this was good.
- I made a more or less full recipe, advertised to serve four.... | |
Acorn Squash, Pear and Adzuki Soup with Sautéd Shiitakes reviewed by JaymeFrom: Veganomicon: The Ultimate Vegan Cookbook (reviewed 26th June 2011)One of my favourite soups. This is sweet, tangy, smokey, all sorts of really delicious flavours. The azuki beans are really the only way to go with this... | |
Acorn Squash with Nutmet reviewed by tignorFrom: Southern Living 1985 Annual Recipes (Southern Living Annual Recipes) (reviewed 8th October 2020)Not terribly exciting way to cook acorn squash. I admit I never thought to add black pepper to the sweetness, just usually bake it and add cinnamon and... | |
Achiote-Marinated Chicken Wrapped in Banana Leaves reviewed by Queezle_SisterFrom: Latin Grilling: Recipes to Share, from Patagonian Asado to Yucatecan Barbecue and More (reviewed 7th July 2012)A lovely flavor, albeit a bit too salty for me.
Chicken is marinated in an achiote (annato seeds)-cumin-orange juice-vinegar-oregano mixture. We substituted... | |
Achiote-Marinated Chicken Wrapped in Banana Leaves reviewed by andrewFrom: Latin Grilling: Recipes to Share, from Patagonian Asado to Yucatecan Barbecue and More (reviewed 29th July 2011)This is a superb and exotic (at least for this Canadian) way to prepare chicken on the grill, and makes for great presentation for a party as well as a... | |
Achiote Rice Supper with Pork Carnitas reviewed by Queezle_SisterFrom: Rick Bayless's Mexican Kitchen: Capturing the Vibrant flavors of a World-Class Cuisine (reviewed 19th May 2012)Delicious, and not too heavy.
Step one is preparation of Essential Garlicy Achiote Seasoning Paste. I resorted to an old coffee grinder, as the achiote... | |
Accras (Saltfish Fritters) reviewed by kaye16From: An Embarrassment Of Mangoes (reviewed 27th March 2011)Good finger food. You have to start soaking the fish the night before, but otherwise it's quite easy to do. They fry quite quickly. You could have everything... | |
Accordion Potatoes reviewed by sarazeeFrom: Style at Home (reviewed 13th October 2009)Yummy potatoes - I didn't have thyme so I just used bayleaves - and it ended up looking precisely like the picture!!!
I cooked them at a higher temp than... | |
Absolutely the Best Rich and Creamy Blue Cheese Dressing Ever reviewed by jennccFrom: All Recipes (reviewed 5th April 2021)Not sure if its the best but we enjoy it. I like that this doesn't make a huge amount and isn't made up of mostly mayonnaise. Serve often with a wedge... | |
Absolutely Magnificent Caramel Matzoh Crunch reviewed by ZosiaFrom: A Treasury of Jewish Holiday Baking (reviewed 11th May 2012)An easy-to-make sweet that stores well and is great for gift-giving.
It starts with a simple caramel of butter and brown sugar that's brought to a boil... | |
Absolutely Fabulous Greek/House Dressing reviewed by BethNHFrom: All Recipes (reviewed 6th July 2011)I was looking for a Greek dressing that would taste just like the one I buy from the supermarket but without the stabilizers and other nasty things. This... | |
Absolutely Fabulous Greek/House Dressing reviewed by jennccFrom: All Recipes (reviewed 8th August 2020)This is a pretty good dressing. I scaled this down based on other reviewers ratios. | |
Abruzzese Lentil Soup reviewed by bunyipFrom: The Age Epicure: Winter (reviewed 23rd January 2010)A meal in itself. | |
Abrahams Mustard Soup / Abrahams mosterdsoep van Paul reviewed by friederikeFrom: Soepkalender (reviewed 11th November 2012)I liked it; DH complained that the recipes used too much Roux, making the soup very heavy. Also, and I have to admint he is right here, it tasted slightly... | |
Abraco Olive Oil Cake reviewed by jennccFrom: food52 (reviewed 20th January 2023)Such a wonderful cake for minimal effort! I did use lemon zest rather than orange, and incorporated it into the sugar with my fingers. The texture was... | |
Abernethy biscuits reviewed by westerFrom: Favourite Biscuit Recipes (reviewed 15th May 2010)Very simple buttery cookies, made just that bit different by the caraway seeds. Very nice.
The dough did not get 'sticky' as the recipe said but otherwise... | |
AB's Beefy Broth Recipe reviewed by Queezle_SisterFrom: Food Network - Alton Brown recipes (reviewed 19th May 2012)This is an easy pressure-cooker based beef broth. I needed broth for Achiote Rice Supper with Pork Carnitas, and couldn't bring myself to buying canned.... | |
Aïoli reviewed by westerFrom: The Zuni Cafe Cookbook: A Compendium of Recipes and Cooking Lessons from San Francisco's Beloved Restaurant (reviewed 11th December 2010)The kind of recipe that's simple not because it started simple, but because everything superfluous has been weeded out. Just egg yolk, garlic, salt and... | |
Aïoli reviewed by aj12754From: The Zuni Cafe Cookbook: A Compendium of Recipes and Cooking Lessons from San Francisco's Beloved Restaurant (reviewed 4th January 2011)Do NOT try to make this in a mini-chopper. Enough said.
:-(
Will try again and update review then. | |
Aïoli reviewed by allyalFrom: The Zuni Cafe Cookbook: A Compendium of Recipes and Cooking Lessons from San Francisco's Beloved Restaurant (reviewed 29th January 2011)The flavor & consistency was very good especially spread on fresh crusty bread.
Must admit it was dfficult to make. I think my mortar & pestle... | |
Aïoli reviewed by friederikeFrom: Werken met vis (reviewed 8th March 2013)Hard to rate. We started out whisking it with a fork; unfortunately, the sauce started to curdle. As we didn't have any eggs leftover, we added a spoon... | |
Aïoli reviewed by friederikeFrom: The Cook's Book: Techniques and Tips from the World's Master Chefs (reviewed 15th March 2013)A lot better than our last attempt at Aïoli. I'm not quite sure why; it's probably just a detail we overlooked, such as too cold eggs, or not whisking... | |
A'ja (Bread Fritters) reviewed by ZosiaFrom: Jerusalem: A Cookbook (reviewed 30th May 2013)These were very tasty frittata-like pancakes and not at all what I expected from a fritter ie not heavy or greasy. The bread, which is soaked then squeezed... | |
A Very Banana-y Banana Bread reviewed by jennccFrom: Start Here: Instructions for Becoming a Better Cook: A Cookbook (reviewed 25th March 2024)This is a wonderful banana bread with bananas as the star and brown butter in the supporting role. No spice, no chocolate chips and no nuts needed. My... | |
A Two-Egg Masala Omelette reviewed by kaye16From: At Home with Madhur Jaffrey: Simple, Delectable Dishes from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka (reviewed 9th August 2016)An omelette with Indian flavors (black mustard seeds, cumin seeds, shallots, tomatoes, cayenne, and cilantro). Can hardly go wrong. | |
a thirty-minute fish supper reviewed by kfharvey1From: Appetite (reviewed 2nd April 2010) | |
a thin, crisp fruit tart reviewed by kfharvey1From: Appetite (reviewed 2nd April 2010) | |
a tart for lunch, supper or a party reviewed by kfharvey1From: Appetite (reviewed 2nd April 2010)Liked the taleggio, tomato and parmesan versions | |
A spottier dick pudding reviewed by EurydiceFrom: The Naked Chef (reviewed 21st May 2010)Sorry Jamie, I love your lamb, but this was totally forgettable! | |
A Soup of Cauliflower and Cheese reviewed by friederikeFrom: Tender: v. 1: A Cook and His Vegetable Patch (reviewed 12th October 2010)A classic combination, though this one turns out more like a cauliflower-scented, slightly liquid fondue - not necessarily a bad thing, though...
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a soup of broccoli and bacon reviewed by weaponxgirlFrom: Tender: v. 1: A Cook and His Vegetable Patch (reviewed 8th May 2010)classic combination that always works. perfect with some nice bread to dip into it. | |
A Soup of Bacon and Celeriac reviewed by ZosiaFrom: The Kitchen Diaries II (reviewed 27th December 2012)This is a creamy, comforting soup that tastes mildly of celery with smoky bacon background notes and an additional flavour boost from grainy mustard.
I... | |
A Soup of Bacon and Celeriac reviewed by KestrelFrom: The Kitchen Diaries II (reviewed 19th March 2021)This made an amazing soup. I used my own homemade chicken stock and some rosemary instead of the thyme. Fantastic soup with simple ingredients and a definite... | |
a smooth and creamy pate reviewed by kfharvey1From: Appetite (reviewed 2nd April 2010) | |
A Small Batch of Corn Muffins reviewed by jennccFrom: Comfort and Joy: Cooking for Two (reviewed 1st August 2020)I added some blueberries and blue corn flour for a savory blueberry muffin. These have great flavor and are nice and moist. | |
A Simple Stew of Onions, Beer and Beef reviewed by friederikeFrom: Tender: v. 1: A Cook and His Vegetable Patch (reviewed 16th October 2010)Quite nice. We chose this recipe as it was quick to prepare and we could let it simmer while painting our bedroom - by the time we had finished painting,... | |
A simple saute with tarragon and cream reviewed by kfharvey1From: Real Cooking (reviewed 2nd April 2010) | |
a side dish of stove-top vegetables reviewed by kfharvey1From: Appetite (reviewed 2nd April 2010)(made this with fennel) | |
a sausage and mash supper reviewed by kfharvey1From: Appetite (reviewed 2nd April 2010) | |
A Sandwich Straight from Heaven reviewed by southerncookerFrom: Garden and Gun (reviewed 3rd October 2016)This was very good and easy to make. It's kinda like a glorified sloppy Joe. Son is not a big sloppy Joe fan but he enjoyed this sandwich. | |
a rich, meaty braise for hungry friends reviewed by kfharvey1From: Appetite (reviewed 2nd April 2010) | |
A really good, simple chicken supper reviewed by westerFrom: Real Food (reviewed 6th November 2009)Chicken, wine, garlic and parsley. How can that go wrong? It doesn't, it's delicious.
The chicken could use a slightly longer cooking time, though. | |
A really good, simple chicken supper reviewed by broadbeanFrom: Nigel Slater's Real Food (reviewed 10th October 2011)As the title says, very simple and tasty. My local supermarket only sells boneless chicken pieces so I cooked it for much less time, so it was very juicy... | |
a really good, and ver easy white loaf reviewed by kfharvey1From: Appetite (reviewed 2nd April 2010) | |
A Radish, Mint and Feta Salad reviewed by kaye16From: The Kitchen Diaries: A Year in the Kitchen (reviewed 12th October 2011)We really enjoyed this, a nice combination of flavors and texture. Typical Slater there's not much in the way of quanties. I supposed about equal amounts... | |
A Quiche Formula reviewed by thebohemiancookFrom: The Enchanted Broccoli Forest (reviewed 13th March 2010)This is the only way to make quiche; luckily it is also the best. Always in season, no matter the season. I use asparagus in spring, tomatoes in summer,... | |
a potato supper reviewed by kfharvey1From: Appetite (reviewed 2nd April 2010) | |
a pot-roast bird reviewed by kfharvey1From: Appetite (reviewed 2nd April 2010) | |
A Pot Roast Pheasant with Celeriac Mash reviewed by friederikeFrom: Tender: v. 1: A Cook and His Vegetable Patch (reviewed 29th September 2012)We actually only made the celeriac mash to accompany the Coq au Vin, with flat beans as another side dish. It was very delicious, and a good choice as... | |
a pork roast reviewed by kfharvey1From: Appetite (reviewed 2nd April 2010) | |
A Plain Omelet reviewed by sturlingtonFrom: Real Fast Food (reviewed 27th January 2011)I'm trying different methods of cooking omelets. This one was interesting because you put chunks of butter into the eggs. I think I prefer the Zuni Cafe... | |
a no-fuss puff-pastry vegetable pie reviewed by kfharvey1From: Appetite (reviewed 2nd April 2010) | |
A Nice Lasagna reviewed by southerncookerFrom: Small Victories: Recipes, Advice + Hundreds of Ideas for Home Cooking Triumphs (reviewed 23rd May 2017)Always let my children pick their birthday supper. Son usually picks my lasagna. This year I talked him into trying thus lasagna. We all agreed it was... | |
A Moley (Curried Turkey Hash) reviewed by kaye16From: The Essential New York Times Cookbook: Classic Recipes for a New Century (reviewed 1st July 2012)I made a half recipe with all the spices -- still pretty lightly spiced according to the way we like things. | |
A Mint and Raspberry Sugar for Strawberries reviewed by ZosiaFrom: The Kitchen Diaries II (reviewed 12th June 2013)I really liked this idea of adding minted pink raspberry sugar to fresh strawberries and the flavour was lovely (as I made it) but I’ve concluded from... | |
a main-course soup for a winter's day reviewed by kfharvey1From: Appetite (reviewed 2nd April 2010)parmesan rind variation work quite nicely | |
A Light Frayse reviewed by SovayFrom: Elinor Fettiplace's Receipt Book: Elizabethan Country House Cooking (reviewed 15th June 2014)Midway between a pancake and an omelette - tastes more like an omelette but behaves like a pancake - and very good with bacon and pickled mushrooms. I... | |
A Hummus Recipe reviewed by Queezle_SisterFrom: Veganomicon: The Ultimate Vegan Cookbook (reviewed 20th June 2011)Delicious! I started with dried garbanzo beans, and prepared a batch for a small party. It was a bit mild, so I increased the garlic, cumin, and salt... | |
A Hummus Recipe reviewed by JaymeFrom: Veganomicon: The Ultimate Vegan Cookbook (reviewed 26th June 2011)This is definitely a hummus recipe. Very basic, but very good. And so adaptable! | |
A Hummus Recipe reviewed by resahebler1From: Veganomicon: The Ultimate Vegan Cookbook (reviewed 11th April 2012)I love this hummus recipe! | |
A Hummus Recipe reviewed by BethNHFrom: Veganomicon: The Ultimate Vegan Cookbook (reviewed 25th November 2014)I used canned beans and my food processor and got a nice creamy hummus. | |
A Ham and Cabbage Fry Up reviewed by ZosiaFrom: The Kitchen Diaries II (reviewed 19th January 2013)A humble and hearty meal for a cold winter’s day and a great way to use up left over baked ham.
Cabbage, onions and apples spiced with cloves and juniper... | |
A Half-Dozen Buttermilk Biscuits reviewed by jennccFrom: Comfort and Joy: Cooking for Two (reviewed 13th March 2017)These were simple, had a nice rise in the oven and tasted pretty good. I felt there may have been a tiny bit too much baking soda - I got a little taste... | |
A Gratin of White Cabbage and Cheese reviewed by SovayFrom: Tender: v. 1: A Cook and His Vegetable Patch (reviewed 28th May 2013)AKA Cabbage with Pirate Cheese (Cornish Yaaaaaarg!). Delicious though a bit heavy on the cheese - I might be tempted to cut down slightly and make up... | |
A Granddaughter's Flour Tortillas reviewed by jennccFrom: California Rancho Cooking: Mexican and Californian Recipes (reviewed 3rd April 2017)Like the other tortilla recipe in this book these are great. The author mimics the flakey texture of lard tortillas by freezing a small portion of flour... | |
A Good Coffee Chop reviewed by ZosiaFrom: French Food At Home (reviewed 7th May 2013)This is one of the recipes from the “Dinner fairly fast” chapter and it was indeed that. In 15 minutes, I had beautifully caramelized, glazed and juicy... | |
A fragrant saute with butter and cardamon reviewed by kfharvey1From: Real Cooking (reviewed 2nd April 2010) | |
A fragrant sauté with butter and cardamom reviewed by westerFrom: Real Cooking (reviewed 15th April 2011)The coriander was really overpowering in this one. I would like to try it again with about half the amount given, so I can taste the other flavors as well.... | |
a fish cake to console and another to excite reviewed by KestrelFrom: Appetite (reviewed 4th November 2022)Very easy and delicious fish cakes. Started with the canned salmon variation with dill and parsley from the garden. Made quite a few of the variations... | |
a fast, warming bowl of soup reviewed by KestrelFrom: Appetite (reviewed 4th November 2022)This is an outline for a warming soup that can be adapted as to what you have on hand. I’ve done many versions as written and have also added aromatics... | |
A Farm Wife's Fresh Pear Tart reviewed by kaye16From: Essentials of Classic Italian Cooking (reviewed 24th October 2010)Very simple, very delicious, got raves at my house. We're not big sweet eaters, but this is the kind of thing we like. Fresh fruit flavor, enhanced by... | |
A Dish of Baked Celery and its Sauce reviewed by friederikeFrom: Tender: v. 1: A Cook and His Vegetable Patch (reviewed 20th October 2010)Slightly disappointing. To be honest, I'm not that much of a fan of celery, but still..
First of all, for such an easy dish it took ages to make, and... | |
A Deeply Appley Apple Crumble reviewed by friederikeFrom: Tender: Volume II, A cook's guide to the fruit garden (reviewed 13th February 2011)Such a typical Slater-title, isn't it? This is a fairly simple, straight-forward crumble recipe. I liked that the amount of crumble was sufficient - often... | |
A Deep, Sweet Dipping Sauce reviewed by friederikeFrom: The Kitchen Diaries: A Year in the Kitchen (reviewed 4th June 2013)Not particularly impressive, not bad either. Actually, the whole sauce didn't really do anything for me. Be careful not to cook the sauce too long lest... | |
a creamy, unctuous potato dish reviewed by kfharvey1From: Appetite (reviewed 2nd April 2010) | |
A Cracking Burger reviewed by btingFrom: Jamie's Food Revolution: Rediscover How to Cook Simple, Delicious, Affordable Meals (reviewed 19th March 2012)This is my go-to burger recipe. I use "water" crackers (I think "cream crackers" must be a British thing), and 1 tsp. of regular mustard instead of the... | |
A Consistently Good Gravy reviewed by BeckyLFrom: Jamie's Food Revolution: Rediscover How to Cook Simple, Delicious, Affordable Meals (reviewed 21st December 2009)We eat a lot of gravy in the south. I think that had I not been in a hurry at the time, this could have come out better. However, it was bland for my taste... | |
A Consistently Good Gravy reviewed by viidubFrom: Jamie's Food Revolution: Rediscover How to Cook Simple, Delicious, Affordable Meals (reviewed 17th May 2011)I made this for Christmas last year and I agree with the previous reviewer: kind of bland despite all the work that went into it! The browning of the wings,... | |
A Cold Hot Radish Salad reviewed by southerncookerFrom: Soul Food Love: Healthy Recipes Inspired by One Hundred Years of Cooking in a Black Family (reviewed 22nd March 2015)This is a very simple recipe, almost a non-recipe but oh so delicious. It's very refreshing as well as filling. Hubby, son and I all agreed this was fantastic.... | |
A clear savoury broth reviewed by KestrelFrom: Appetite (reviewed 4th November 2022)I use these directions often, I use a 3-4 lb chicken and some additional wings as stated. I put chicken in breast side up and remove after approx 1 hr.... | |
A chicken stroganoff, of sorts reviewed by bunyipFrom: Eat - The Little Book of Fast Food (reviewed 22nd September 2014)Hardly a recipe at all, in the finest Slater tradition. I used 350g diced chicken thigh meat for two people and 1 teaspoon paprika. Bear in mind that the... | |
a cheap spaghetti supper reviewed by kfharvey1From: Appetite (reviewed 2nd April 2010) | |
A Better Granola reviewed by jennccFrom: Epicurious (reviewed 27th October 2014)Tasty, light and crisp. I used cherries, sliced almonds and sunflower seeds, maple syrup (instead of agave), and decreased the salt to a scant teaspoon.... | |
A Better Granola reviewed by Queezle_SisterFrom: Epicurious (reviewed 2nd February 2015)Good flavor, and a light texture. My comparison is home-made granola from the 1970s, which I recall as requiring a lot of oil. In contrast, this takes... | |
A 'pudding-cake' of honey, cinnamon and plums reviewed by bunyipFrom: Tender (reviewed 26th April 2013)The method was (to me anyway) a bit unusual. Melt the butter with the sugar, honey and golden syrup - I know, but it's not as sweet as you expect - and... | |
A 'Frenchified' casserole of lamb, apricots and rosemary reviewed by bunyipFrom: Tender (reviewed 16th October 2014)I used dried apricots and cooked it in a moderate oven with a piece of baking paper over the top (under the lid). Served with rice. Could have done with... | |
75% Whole Wheat Levain Bread reviewed by jennccFrom: Flour Water Salt Yeast: The Fundamentals of Artisan Bread and Pizza (reviewed 15th January 2021)So delicious! Love the complex, earthy flavor of this bread! This didn't rise as much as the mostly white loaf I made with the same levain but still... | |
7-Veg Tomato Sauce reviewed by friederikeFrom: JamieOliver.com (reviewed 21st October 2018)Be warned: it's a lot. I made half a recipe, and half of that (= a quarter recipe) was enough for the four of us to be served with spaghetti on two nights,... | |
7-Veg Tomato Sauce reviewed by KestrelFrom: JamieOliver.com (reviewed 20th December 2019)I didn't like this sauce much at all. The ingredients are all things we like but for us the resulting sauce was bland. I managed to rescue it by adding... | |
7-hour roast leg of lamb with white beans and kale reviewed by westerFrom: The Borough Market Cookbook: Meat and Fish (reviewed 3rd December 2012)A solid recipe, with all the things that are good with lamb: garlic, rosemary, anchovies... I actually wouldn't have minded a bit more of all of these,... | |
6-Minute Chocolate-Chip Oatmeal Cookie reviewed by southerncookerFrom: Damn Delicious: 100 Super Easy, Super Fast Recipes (reviewed 3rd November 2017)This recipe is for one and so delicious warm from the microwave. I used dark chocolate chips. Quick and easy when your craving a little something sweet. | |
6 Inch Vanilla Cake reviewed by jennccFrom: Sally's Baking Addiction (reviewed 23rd February 2021)Good vanilla flavor and pretty moist. I used 2 6 inch cake pans instead of 3 (3 would have very thin layers). For the buttercream I subbed some of the... |