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    Roast turnips and caramelised apples with cider glaze

    Roast turnips and caramelised apples with cider glaze

    Just to clear a few things up first: when I say turnips I mean the ones that are white with a light purple tinge; the vegetable which is pale yellow with a purple top is a swede. Both are good, but the flavour of swede tends to be a bit stronger. Roasting the turnips...
    Raspberry, pickled rhubarb and pink peppercorn salad

    Raspberry, pickled rhubarb and pink peppercorn salad

    Summery, zingy and a bit quirky. This fruity salad would work nicely with the richness of the Cauliflower sheep’s cheese with fried mustard crumbs . This is the type of dish that benefits from a few hours of infusing. Pink peppercorns are actually not a true pepper...
    Radishes with garlic milk dressing

    Radishes with garlic milk dressing

    Radishes are amazing little things. We used to slice them and add them to salads but we decided one day to make a feature of them. We have tried quite a few dressings, but this version is the most popular. Cooking the garlic in milk tones it down and the flavour...
    Little Marmite potatoes

    Little Marmite potatoes

    Originally a byproduct of the brewing industry, Marmite is great for vegetarian cooking. If you ever have a gravy or soup which is lacking that certain something, just add 1 tsp of Marmite and taste the difference – it will give depth. In this recipe we have paired it...
    Kohlrabi, gherkin and apple salad

    Kohlrabi, gherkin and apple salad

    If you have not used kohlrabi before, give it a go. Its flavour hovers between cabbage, radish and broccoli and it looks like … errrrm … kohlrabi. It is technically an autumn vegetable but you can get hold of it earlier – it’s just a bit smaller. It can be eaten...