Obviously we’re back in soup season today, but just some evidence that that wasn’t the case a couple of days ago. A selection of less obvious (ignore the bangers) bits to chuck on the bbq... flatbreads, popcorn, barbecue sauce, from a shoot with @thesun … https://t.co/cGdEUKhnx2
The ONLY way to consume white chocolate is to caramelise* it first. Fact. (*break it up on a tray and place in a low oven for an hour, scraping, swirling 🍭and smoothing it every 10 mins)
#swoosh#caramac#prepday#caramelisedwhitechocolate https://t.co/IfYFjkyVhC
Rahul’s SIMNEL cake, from the Times mag on Saturday. 🧔🏽🧔🏻🧔🏼🧔🏻🧔🏻🧔🧔🏻🧔🏽🧔🏻🧒🏻🧔🏽(apostles)
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In tomorrow’s @thetimesmagazine Eating in with Rahul. Treats for Easter. Photography by @romasfoord Styling by @henri… https://t.co/Rn4BI8We0U
The best thing about these sugar encrusted little choux balls is that if you’re buying them, they seem to come in tens.
#chouquettes https://t.co/0ZjHhlYbh9
Strawbs in the sun ☀️ 🍓☀️ Actually... out of season strawbs being lit up by a bit of gloomy March sky, BUT, a bit of naturally diffused light is often👌🏻when it comes to papping one’s food. 🤓
An outtake from this weekend’s Guardian food styling & pho… https://t.co/Huf4ca50rV
‘The papery golden skin of ONIONS should not be thrown away. They are good natural colouring for soups and stews. Both should always be made golden and delectable by cooking the skins in it’. Dorothy Hartley 1954
1950s toy diner. All the classics. Hash browns. Red velvet cake. Rashers. Gherkins. Alphabetti soup. Tomato soup with saltines. Bottomless coffee. Cokes. Curious looking pastrami sarnie sadly out of sight. Poor deprived toddler fondling the salt shaker. https://t.co/LigqTpYg2N
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