Methi Mutter Malai

As the name states the main ingredients are Methi (Fenugreek leaves), Mutter (Green Peas) and Malai (Cream). The actual recipe calls for fresh Methi leaves but I can’t usually source them here in London so my version uses the dried leaves (Kasuri Methi) – you will find it in any Indian store, in the spiceContinue reading “Methi Mutter Malai”

Smoked salmon with horseradish sauce and salad

Literally the recipe is in the title, so I am not going to do the ingredients and method. It is smoked salmon, served with salad dressed with balsamic vinegar and some horseradish sauce on the side. This was served as a starter at my sister in law’s house over Christmas and we were floored. SimpleContinue reading “Smoked salmon with horseradish sauce and salad”

Honey mustard salmon served with pan fried baby potatoes and tender-stem broccoli

This is a super easy week night treat and was a great success Ingredients For Salmon: For baby potatoes: Method: Honey Mustard Salmon: Mix the honey, mustard, lemon and thyme and brush the fillets with the mixture. Heat a pan and brush with a little oil and place the fillets skin side on the pan.Continue reading “Honey mustard salmon served with pan fried baby potatoes and tender-stem broccoli”

Pan-fried Salmon with honey mustard glaze

It wasn’t barbecue weather over the weekend, but I fancied the salmon skewers so adapted the recipe and pan fried the fish and served it with rice and steamed veg. As you can see form the picture this also works, it tastes awesome. Ingredients: Method: Mix the honey, mustard, lemon and thyme and brush theContinue reading “Pan-fried Salmon with honey mustard glaze”

Paneer tikka skewers

We had a bbq at ours yesterday and this one was a great hit, pics to follow as in all the activity yesterday I forgot about it! This will feed about 10 people so please feel free adjust the quantities depending on how many you are entertaining. The dish allows for scaling up and down.Continue reading “Paneer tikka skewers”

Cous cous salad

Lovely, light salad, perfect to serve as a side dish alongside barbecue meats or it’s good as a main meal too. It is easy to make and takes less than 20 mins including the chopping. Ingredients Method: Place the cous cous in a bowl, add paprika, cumin powder, salt and just enough boiling water toContinue reading “Cous cous salad”

Spicy Madras-spiced meatballs

Straight off I’d like to acknowledge that this is Jamie Oliver’s recipe https://www.jamieoliver.com/recipes/lamb-recipes/giant-madras-spiced-meatballs/ … the husband and I chanced upon Jamie Oliver’s cookery show on Channel 4 whilst channel surfing. I have changed quantity of lamb and lentils but everything else is the same. My sister-in-law and her husband are staying with us over theContinue reading “Spicy Madras-spiced meatballs”