This fried onion paste is an aromatic, delicious paste of slow cooked onions that are blended down to a paste with no other added ingredients. Sometime last month, I started a new series here on LinsFood, focusing on Kashmiri cuisine. I have a pretty solid foundation in that, going back to the mid 90s in […]
Pilpelchuma, a Libyan Jewish Red Chilli Paste Recipe and Video
This is a very easy recipe, and doesn’t need any cooking apart from the couple of minutes of dry roasting the 2 whole spices, cumin and caraway seeds. This Libyan Jewish chilli paste was introduced to the world at large when Jerusalem was published, the book by Ottolenghi and Sami Tamimi. And I’ve had so […]
Homemade Vegetable Stock (European Style)
A very handy basic vegetable stock recipe for all your needs. I call this European style, because I make a different one with ginger, spring onions and so on for Asian recipes. I’ll post that sometime soon.
Basic Risotto Recipe, Risotto Bianco (a Risotto Masterclass)
The Basic Risotto recipe is what the Italians will call Risotto Bianco, or white risotto. It’s made simply with just minimal ingredients that include, butter, olive oil, stock, parmesan and the rice of course. I’ve just launched a Risotto Masterclass, an 8-week long course, and am also filming it for Udemy. As usual, you, my blog […]
How to Make Slivered Almonds and Slivered Pistachios (for Topping Anything!)
I can get them easily here in the UK, both at the Indian grocers some 30 minutes away, as well as online. And since I use them a lot, for my blog, my classes and my clients, I tend to buy them in bulk. However, some years ago, I was caught out on one particular […]
Homemade Beef Stock
Nothing like homemade, whatever recipe it may be. The beauty of homemade beef stock is there is no added salt and you control what goes in it. If you make a huge portion of it, freeze in small portions and take out of your freezer and use as required in your recipe. Don’t let the […]
