Cold Core
Chicken, Sweet Potato and Shiitake Stew
A one-pot chicken dinner that asks very little of the cook and even less of the eater.
Cooked to a purpose, written for a real kitchen.
A one-pot chicken dinner that asks very little of the cook and even less of the eater.
A clear, savoury broth that lightens a heavy, foggy week.
Sticky, glossy aubergine that earns its photograph and eats like a treat.
A golden family soup that costs about ten minutes of actual attention.
One pot of lemony chicken and rice the whole table eats without negotiation.
Twenty five minutes, one pan, and everything in it is there to get things moving.
A burnished autumn bowl that warms from the middle outward.
A grounding, buttery porridge for mornings that will not settle.