Category Archives: Simon Hopkinson

Smoked haddock, chilli, coriander and ginger pilaf

Posted on July 9, 2012 by Louise

There are three things that make cooking go well in my opinion: a complete immersion in, and love for the process, the best ingredients and the sort of hunger that allows you to appreciate and wait for the results, rather … Continue reading →

Posted in Fish recipes, Simon Hopkinson, Wheat-free | Tagged , , | Leave a comment

Turning a dullard into a diva: a pork chop transformed

Posted on April 19, 2012 by Louise

Pork chops; not very exciting are they? Now, a lamb chop, even when it is simply grilled is a thing of beauty already but then throw in some feta, lemon and thyme and, well, it is completely wonderful. It helps … Continue reading →

Posted in Pork recipes, Simon Hopkinson, The Good Cook | Tagged , , | Leave a comment

Really easy pork loin with endive

Posted on December 2, 2011 by Louise

In Paris the other week Jerry and I spent a lot of time talking about chicory, or endive. We both love it and marvelled at the way its bitter leaves melt when cooked for a long period of time and … Continue reading →

Posted in One pot, Pork recipes, Simon Hopkinson, Winter vegetables | Tagged , , | Leave a comment

Simon Hopkinson’s anchovy and onion tart

Posted on August 16, 2011 by Louise

I’ve never been much of a fan of telly chefs; I remember vaguely watching the Galloping Gourmet prancing about a kitchen in the days of black and white television, I probably watched some Delia under duress in the seventies and … Continue reading →

Posted in Cookery writers, One pot, Simon Hopkinson, Summer recipes, The Good Cook | Tagged , , , , , | Leave a comment