I'd not heard of it 'til recently so I bought a bottle to try. 'Interesting' isn't how I'd describe it; I thought it was revolting. But each to his own as they say!
It depends on the recipe one uses. And the fresh herbs.
We are having the quiche we were going to have last night. We had unexpected visitors for lunch yesterday.Wagu burgers, salad etc., so didn’t want a large supper. I just had a slice of cheese on toast.
We are having my sister and her DH for the weekend and I’m cooking. My DH is the good cook in our house but I can have my moments so my menu for this evening is. Paul Hollywood’s smoked salmon and spinach roulade. Venison casserole with asparagus, and mashed potatoes Nigella’s Calvados Syllabub to finish. All washed down with a glass or two of nice wine. How’s that for one upmanship? 🤣🤣
I'd not heard of it 'til recently so I bought a bottle to try. 'Interesting' isn't how I'd describe it; I thought it was revolting. But each to his own as they say!
Pasta à la Nonna (aubergine baked in the airfryer and flesh scraped out, mashed and mixed into a tomato and basil sauce) on spaghetti. Fresh fruit for afters. Yum.
A chicken curry, since I’ve just stripped the roast chicken we had on Sunday - carcass is simmering away for stock. It was a fair sized one, so I’ll be getting at least another 3 meals out of it - smaller bits for a chicken stew, stir fry or egg fried rice. Was free range and not cheap, so I do use every scrap.
Tonight will be, pork medallion with tenderstem broccoli, mushrooms,apple rings, tomatoes, sauted potatoes and onions. It's all in the oven bubbling away