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Posted by Master Radish on Nov 7, 2010
Taramosalata, Greek caviar dip, is not supposed to be neon pink. When you do it yourself at home, not only is it cheap and *ridiculously* more delicious, it looks much more appetising.
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I totally admit it – I’m one of the laziest cooks I know. This peanut brittle is yummy, easy and if you stick it in some coloured cellophane and tie it up with a ribbon (make sure it’s cooled down first…) it makes a fabulous gift.
Read More »Posted by Master Radish on Nov 7, 2010
I was visiting my girlfriend up in Sydney and she decided that she wanted tacos for dinner. Easy. But we needed something to go with them – something a bit different. And I remembered having some lovely Tex-Mex rice in the states. So off we went!
Read More »Posted by Chargrill Radish on Jun 15, 2010
Special guest blogger Chargrill shares these beautiful owl cupcakes – guaranteed to amuse the kids as much as the adults – they’re such a HOOT!
Read More »Posted by Master Radish on Apr 13, 2010
This creamy berry dessert can be as easy or complex as you want – whip it up in a few minutes or vamp it up and make it more sophisticated. Either way, it’s delicious and my favourite dessert du jour.
Read More »Posted by Lady RaRa Radish on Jan 22, 2010
This is lovely, easy chocolate trifle recipe is based loosely on a Delia special. You need to start it at least a day before, but apart from that it’s easy peasy, as every trifle should be!
Read More »Posted by Master Radish on Jan 21, 2010
Since the acquisition of a new and improved ice-cream maker, I’ve been churning out the ices. But I was craving something else to serve them with – these are dead easy and work beautifully as a garnish or even just served with a cup of tea.
Read More »Posted by Master Radish on Jan 20, 2010
This is so ridiculously easy and you can make it a day ahead. It’s the perfect cooling pudding for the hot weather and takes advantage of the lovely in-season mangoes.
Read More »Posted by Master Radish on Dec 29, 2009
This is a way to jazz up your roast pumpkin and or sweet potato. It’s easy and can be served with just about anything. I always do my orange veg separately from my potato, so there’s a bit of variety on the table with a roast.
Read More »Posted by Master Radish on Dec 29, 2009
Turkey cooking is no easy business, with lots of a processes. But if you can spare the time to do it properly, the difference between a well-cooked bird and one that’s just been shoved in the oven is immense.
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