A pie for all seasons
The subject doesn’t come up that often, but when it does, the question I get asked most when I tell …
Tag Archives: Herbs
Too many recipes
There’s a blog I visit regularly called 101 Cookbooks. Named to reflect the extent of the author’s cookbook collection, it’s …
Two for one… leaves and seeds
There are people out there who don’t like coriander. I know this because I’ve met one. Only one mind – …
Ants, mint & cucumbers
Turns out dirty windows are a relatively minor problem with the new greenhouse. A closer look inside found beds overrun …
Green seeds
It’s a bit early in the year to be talking about harvesting seeds – surely that’s an autumn activity. But the …
Tinned peas & potted lettuce
This bag of salad cost £1.50 at the supermarket. In it there are enough leaves to make a salad for …
You say cilantro…
It’s a wonder that recipes get shared between cooks on either side of the Atlantic. Butter beans are lima beans …
Fines herbes avec une touche de Yorkshire
The countdown to the start of the Tour de France has begun here in Yorkshire. It sneaks into the local …
April… already?
There’s a piece in today’s paper explaining how the fashion conscious woman can wear socks with sandals and still look …
Seeds in the propagator, weeds in the garden
It’s started – seed sowing season has begun again. The pots of chilli seeds sitting snug and warm in the …
The Garden Deli 