It is this mechanical simplicity of British cooking that made it easy for them to take to the colonies, where the local staff could be trained without having to bring cooks along from home.
Campanaro may be on to something: The return to cooking food simply, in a way that is as understated and unflashy as the ingredients, befits its British beginning. “Professional cuisine was born ...
Hardboiled eggs dyed red and pressed into the Tsoureki Greek Easter Bread give its distinctive look for Paul's recipe on Masterclass. Making a pork pie in a loaf tin is so much easier than using ...