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randomberlinchick · 1 year
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Nigel Slater's steamed pork with celeriac is on the menu for Sunday 😋
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kitaston · 6 months
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London Home of Nigel Slater (chef & food writer)
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frithams · 1 year
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Heey what is the name of the cookbook that is in your kost recent Post because it looks very interesting?
I think you are talking about this post.
Okay so if I can just gush about this author for a moment:
The recipe is from ‘A Cooks Book’ by Nigel Slater. Not all recipes are written like that but the odd few are, I really recommend his books to anyone if you like to cook or not. He’s every much a writer as he is a chef.
I’ve got a few of his cookbooks and he doesn’t tend to include if recipes are healthy or not and doesn’t list calories or nutritional value, he just tells you to make this because it tastes good and everyone deserves food that tastes good.
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gayness-and-mayhem · 1 year
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Who knew it was possible to get so invested in a weird little biscuit documentary with Nigel Slater.
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fullasanegg · 6 months
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Nigel Slater's cranberry butterscotch pudding
This is one of the best and most innovative leftover Christmas food recipes I’ve ever tried. Most recipes for leftover cranberries usually involve serving them with coldcuts, or topping a pie. This recipe gives the cranberries a brand new purpose and tastes absolutely delicious. Nigel Slater via The Guardian dried apricots 180g cranberries 50g (fresh or frozen) boiling water 200ml butter…
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bostonfly · 6 months
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Or 9 dishes I haven't cooked (yet):
Roast pumpkin with couscous and date syrup
Baked squash with sauerkraut and gruyère
Roast pork with green olives and cabbage
Smoked mackerel pie
Grilled chicken with miso and honey
Mussels, coconut and noodles
Leeks and butter beans on toast
Lemon buttermilk ice-cream
Blackberry and hazelnut friands
Damson crumble
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124daisies · 8 months
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Summer berries on sweet toast
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what-marsha-eats · 1 year
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Golden sultana and candied orange cake
Created by Nigel Slater
From The Guardian
This Christmas cake, according to celebrity British chef and baker Nigel Slater, "manages [sic] to be both light and rich at the same time. The only fruits are golden sultanas and candied orange. I have kept the icing frost-thin and I think the cake is better for it. The passionfruit juice adds a spark of sharpness to balance the sugar hit."
You will need a 24cm Bundt tin or a 22cm kugelhopf pan.
Serves 10
Cake
butter 240g, plus a little for the cake tin caster sugar 240g ground almonds 120g baking powder 1 tsp plain flour 140g, plus a little for the cake tin eggs 4 lemon finely grated zest of 1 golden sultanas 150g crystallised orange peel 75g, chopped orange finely grated zest of 1
To decorate
passion fruit juice 30ml (2-3 ripe fruits, sieved of their seeds) icing sugar 100g crytallised fruits 60g crystallised roses 10
Set the oven at 180C/gas mark 4. Prepare the cake tin by melting a little extra butter, brushing it over the inside of the tin then dusting it lightly with flour. Turn the tin upside down and shake lightly to remove any excess flour.
Cream the butter and sugar together in a food mixer till pale and fluffy. Mix together the ground almonds, baking powder, and flour. Break the eggs into a small bowl and mix the yolks and white thoroughly by beating with a fork.
When the butter and sugar are well creamed, add the flour and almond mixture and the beaten eggs, alternately and a little at a time, beating continuously. Fold in the lemon zest, golden sultanas, chopped crystallised orange peel, and the orange zest. Mix lightly but thoroughly, then spoon into the buttered and floured cake tin, smoothing the surface as you go.
Bake for 50 minutes, covering with foil for the final 10. Test with a skewer. It should come out damp but without any uncooked mixture attached. Remove from the oven and leave to settle for 15 minutes. Turn out onto a cooling rack.
When the cake is cool, put the passion fruit juice in a small bowl and beat in the sieved icing sugar. Spoon the icing over the cake, letting it drip down the sides. Let it set for 5-10 minutes then decorate with crystallised fruits and roses.
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allwaysfull · 1 year
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A Year of Good Eating: The Kitchen Diaries III | Nigel Slater
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cynthiabertelsen · 1 year
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The Christmas Chronicles: Nigel Slater's Paean to Midwinter, a Blissfrul Reading Experience
The Christmas Chronicles: Nigel Slater’s Paean to Midwinter, a Blissfrul Reading Experience
Best known for his memoir, Toast – both book and film – English author Nigel Slater is one of those food writers who really writes about a heck of a lot more than what’s on the table and in the mouth. Take his stunning work in The Christmas Chronicles: Notes, Stories & 100 Essential Recipes for Midwinter. His words grab you by the hand, as if to say, “See, this is how it is, how it was, how it…
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itmocca · 2 years
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Nigel Slater's Dish of the Day episode 5
Nigel Slater returns with a new cookery series, in which he shows how - with a bit of culinary creativity - he turns the contents of his weekly shop into seven delicious dishes #cooking #food #recipes
Nigel Slater’s Dish of the Day episode 5: Nigel Slater returns with a new cookery series, in which he shows how – with a bit of culinary creativity – he turns the contents of his weekly shop into seven delicious dishes, one for every day of the week. Along the way, he proves that adding new flavours to everyday ingredients can make them sensational, shows how he makes the most of a glut or a…
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cozyinthepocket · 2 years
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Added some mixed herbs to Nigel slater’s parmesan biscuits and they were the best bombs.
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gayness-and-mayhem · 1 year
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Gonna get the Jellycat toast and call it Nigel.
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andylynes-blog · 2 years
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Greenfeast by Nigel Slater
Our first ever review of a #NigelSlater cookbook on cookbookreview.blog courtesy of new reviewer Nick Dodd.
Greenfeast is a two-part collection of seasonal, no-frills plant-based recipes from multi-award winning author, journalist and presenter Nigel Slater. These books represent some of his most recent output, alongside A Cook’s Book, in a career now spanning three decades. My parents cooked from his books, as I do now and in a testament to his quality and longevity, I wouldn’t be surprised if in…
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