Tiramisu …. two ways!
Tiramisu two ways. Growing up, tiramisu was always made by my mum Solidea and aunties when all our families would come together to celebrate family birthdays and festive celebrations… [...]
Tiramisu two ways. Growing up, tiramisu was always made by my mum Solidea and aunties when all our families would come together to celebrate family birthdays and festive celebrations… [...]
Northampton Museum and Art Gallery – Taste of Italy I have run supper clubs, and pop-up restaurants for just over eight years now. I remember my first event like [...]
An abundance of basil The gardening season is upon us, and I anticipate many triumphs and failures along the way. I seem to always do well and have an [...]
Cheesecake fit for a King! With the Kings coronation now over, I can still spy a few celebratory flags left blowing in the late spring breeze. So, there were [...]
Torta di riso The celebration of Easter embraces the grain of rice in this wonderful way. You can use a pudding rice if you prefer however I would [...]
Wild garlic season is upon us! The crocuses are popping up through the Spring ground and without a doubt I think we are all ready to see and embrace [...]
Rooting basil for spring and summer All gardeners will be very busy now, wishing with their fingers and toes firmly crossed, for better Spring like weather while planting and germinating [...]
Lent Frying pans at the ready, flour, vanilla and eggs are whisked, fried, and topped with a spritz of lemon and dusting of sugar. Shrove Tuesday brings together a taste [...]
Hample offering a taste of Italy I love to have a variety of Italian food products available and at hand from my larder and fridge, for easy speedy meals [...]
Focaccia time Super speedy to make, inexpensive and delicious, whether it be for lunch, as a snack or to dunk into soup. I give you my humble focaccia. This [...]