robinlancefieldJun 42 min readPickled OnionsThese are definitely a love or hate food. They also sell well at charity sales etc, quite often I find demand outstrips my supply of...
robinlancefieldJun 42 min readRhubarb chutneyRhubarb grows like a weed in my garden, this chutney is a good use for the early summer glut of rhubarb. It’s also one of the simplest...
robinlancefieldJun 41 min readThai Chicken and Courgette Stir Fry (serves 2 generously) It’s now peak courgette (July), and if like me you grow far too many of them, you are always on the lookout for new...
robinlancefieldJun 42 min readStrawberry JamI’ve always found strawberry jam a bit tricky to make, usually it ends up too runny, and then if you reboil it, it ends up like...
robinlancefieldJun 31 min readButternut Squash and Prawn BisqueServes 4 (or 2 if they are really hungry!) Ingredients: 1 large butternut squash peeled, deseeded and chopped 400g potatoes peeled and...
robinlancefieldJun 31 min readSpaghetti, ham and eggsA recipe my mother made when I was growing up, not sure where it came from! Yes, presentation has never been my forte Ingredients (Serves...
robinlancefieldJun 31 min readWild Garlic PestoEvery spring I get a small crop of wild garlic (also known as ramsons) which I use in several recipes; it’s a real seasonal treat. This...
robinlancefieldApr 11, 20221 min readRaspberry Gin/Blackberry GinAn award winning recipe* A variation on Sloe Gin, but is ready much quicker. Quantities are approximate, I recommend adding sugar to...
robinlancefieldApr 10, 20223 min readWine Making - base recipeYou can make wine from almost anything from the garden, from the obvious such as soft fruit to the less obvious such as parsnips and pea...