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Compote has always sounded scary to me. I think it’s a French thing. I’m noticing a pattern - any vaguely French sounding food term tends to instil a very specific type of fear. Tartare, cartouche, mise en place - they all carry a subtle hi...
Compote dates back to Medieval Europe, its name derived from ‘compositus’, meaning ‘mixture’. Traditionally served as a sweetened, stewed fruit dish, often from waste-bound cut-offs, it’s now just as likely to appear on fancy menus in fancy...
The first time I had Ma’amoul, I was transported. I have always stayed far, far away from dates, I made an executive decision at a young age that they were not for me. Truth be told, if I had known there would be dates in that first Ma’amou...
Everybody has a granny that makes the best shortbread. Mathematically that’s impossible, but somehow in a freakish stroke of sheer luck, I have found the winning granny. This granny is sadly not mine, I don’t think my gran even knows what s...
The term ‘spatchcock chicken’ is thought to have derived from the phrase ‘to dispatch the cockerel’ - a practice of killing, plucking, flattening, and then broiling, a hen. Pretty violent mental image, but in this day and age, we’re thankfu...
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