A good sauté should be cooked quite slowly to allow the flavours to meld and the sauce to thicken and become nice and rich. The first chicken and mushroom sauté I recall clearly was at a mainly-lobster restaurant overlooking the Atlantic in Brittany, a long time ago. My wife and I had been commissioned to […]
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REVIEW – March 2013
Pottering Around I wander along our High Street on most days and often wonder why there are so few people about. I find it rather a dull looking street; perhaps it still feels it should have the A12 traffic passing through it. This is a pity because there are some good shops run some […]
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