This recipe was originally written for Town & Country UK.
An elevated twist on the classic tomato mozzarella this is a brilliant ‘do ahead’ dinner party (or lunch party dish). Roast your tomatoes and prepare the dressing ahead of time and tear over your mozzarella just before you serve.
A brilliant way to use up any forgotten, floppy gem lettuces I serve this both hot and cold. The dressing is simple but effective and whilst the macadamia nut is subtle it adds a wonderful creaminess to the dish.
Asparagus is one of my favourite things about June and whilst it is in season I try to eat as much of it as I can. This is a great one for when you have the barbecue going but it is equally delicious if you just roast the asparagus in the oven.
This recipe was originally written for Town & Country UK.
Asparagus season is fleeting so my advice is to eat as much of it as you can whilst the season is high. This is a simple salad that takes little time to prepare. Use good aged Parmesan if you can.
Scallops need little fuss in my opinion. I like to pan fry them in butter and serve them with something zesty. In this case I use a lemon, caper, parsley butter. Capers and butter are a match made in heaven and lemon and fish have been coupled for centuries.
I love the colour of this dish. It’s a perfect one to get your veg in whilst keeping the plate exciting. I love to make this when entertaining and usually roast the veg ahead of time
love the colour of a delicata squash – bright yellowy orange flesh with a dramatic green and yellow striped skin. When roasted the flesh becomes slightly sweet and the skin rich and nutty.
This is a beautifully bright starter that is a sure way to impress your dinner guests. Making full use of the broccoli the stalk is steamed before being blitzed into a creamy herby puree.
Sweet roasted radishes with slightly caramelised asparagus. A wonderfully colourful spring time salad. Delicious as a starter or accompaniment to a main.