At work
Monday, 7 April 2008
Friday, 7 March 2008
Madeira cake from scratch
The ingredients assembled: Caster sugar, caraway seeds, plain flour, lemon, self-raising flour, unsalted butter, eggs

Preparation of the lemon: juice and zest

The butter as removed from the pack

After a good bit of softening with the spoon, the sugar is added

Once the sugar and lemon zest is fully creamed in, the first egg is added with some flour

All three eggs have been added

All the flour has been added

Close-up showing the caraway seeds, which were added with the lemon juice

In the baking tin, the top smoothed with a spoon

After one hour or so at 150 degrees, fan-assisted

Close up

Cut end

The recipe is from Nigella Lawson, How to be a domestic goddess
Preparation of the lemon: juice and zest
The butter as removed from the pack
After a good bit of softening with the spoon, the sugar is added
Once the sugar and lemon zest is fully creamed in, the first egg is added with some flour
All three eggs have been added
All the flour has been added
Close-up showing the caraway seeds, which were added with the lemon juice
In the baking tin, the top smoothed with a spoon
After one hour or so at 150 degrees, fan-assisted
Close up
Cut end
The recipe is from Nigella Lawson, How to be a domestic goddess
Monday, 7 January 2008
Roast leg of pork
Here it is as purchased

Rubbed with salt and with a few carroway seeds and cloves added

About to be covered in foil and go into the oven. In the roasting tin is a sliced onion and some water

After 90 minutes cooking under foil

(No picture for it after a further thirty minutes not under foil, sorry)
The pan juices get some white wine and flour to make gravy

On the plate with leeks and carrots, a glass of rosé accompanies

(The gravy was pretty much ruined by me using too much salt)
Rubbed with salt and with a few carroway seeds and cloves added
About to be covered in foil and go into the oven. In the roasting tin is a sliced onion and some water
After 90 minutes cooking under foil
(No picture for it after a further thirty minutes not under foil, sorry)
The pan juices get some white wine and flour to make gravy
On the plate with leeks and carrots, a glass of rosé accompanies
(The gravy was pretty much ruined by me using too much salt)
Saturday, 10 November 2007
Thursday, 13 September 2007
Monday, 13 August 2007
Barbecued black bream
Here it is raw. The slits are stuffed with tarragon. The whole thing has been rubbed with salt. There's more tarragon in the gut cavity, as well as two squeezed-out lemon halves that were left from an accompanying salad.

And in close-up
And in close-up
Here it is on the barbecue.
First side is cooked and has had lime juice squirted on it.
It tasted good.
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