Preserving

Taste loves the Food Dr…and so do others

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Taste is proud to have Angie on board..read the glowing testimonials "I can't begin to tell you what a joy you and your food has been in our lives. I thank you so warmly, and from every taste bud of my being. You’re an artist. And the most graceful person I know. (You...

Learning from the Soy Bean Masters: tofu and tempeh dishes from Indonesian, Japan and the Sichuan Provence

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The first step in becoming a soy bean lover is to avoid all recipes that use them as substitutes for meat. Tofu lasagne, tempeh casserole and tofu smoothies send prospective-soy-loving-omnivores running for their meaty shelters. The second step is to turn to the masters. Indonesian, Japanese and Sichuanese cooks have been using soy bean based...

Making Preserves from Stones: Nectarine, apricot, cherry, peach and plums

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Stone fruits make extra special jams, particularly if you: use low levels of sugar; are really careful about their setting points; and add subtle flavour companions like elderflower, vanilla and even the fruits’ own kernels. We’ll make three jams out of stone fruits and then have a play: spooning them into the bases of tarts;...