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Rabbit stifado

Rabbit stifado

Posted on December 1 2016 at 07:38

A robust, winey stew from Rebecca Seal's mouthwatering new book, The Islands of Greece which immediately makes you want to jump on a plane and fly off there. Top tip about cooking rabbit too.

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Daffs. Nuff said.Having been out a lot lately I’ve been having a bit of a play in the kitchen this weekend but here’s the thing. I’ve been complaining that cookbooks only give recipes for four when most people I suspect cook for two. But is this a dish for 2 or 4? I’m inclined to think you need 2 chicken thighs per person but many would be satisfied with 1 and some might want 3. Appetites vary hugely plus it depends what else you’re serving. Anyway this - or a version of it will be in my recipes for 1 or 2 series on Substack. See link in biog for others. . . . #chicken #chorizo #rice #homecooking #portionsizeFinally got to the much talked about @dorian.nottinghill yesterday and it didn’t disappoint. It’s surprisingly small, loud and very expensive but the food and the flavour combinations are brilliant. Love the fact that they have 5 kinds of rosti on the menu (though they are just bites) and two kinds of offal including ox tongue and sweetbreads. And that lobster tail is insanely good as it should be for £65. (Bear in mind the clientele though. It’s reputedly @victoriabeckhambeauty’s favourite restaurant - she even named a handbag after it.) Don’t be put off, it’s fun, buzzy and if you’re careful about what you order just about affordable. PS the winelist is sensationally good too. #guest but will go back . . . #doriannottinghill #nottinghill #lobster #sweetbreadsNever seen Tower Bridge from this height before. Even the cheese grater looked glam. The view from @luckycatbygordonramsay at 22 Bishopsgate - apparently now London’s highest restaurant - is utterly breathtaking. As is the 40 second journey up in the lift. Only downside is the noise level but then I’m not the target audience. Mind comprehensively blown. #guest . . . #view #nightsky #londonatnight #skyscraper #gordonramsay Follow on Instagram

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