Laced with bold flavours and fragrant orange, this cake has a fabulous texture and is indulgent in just the right measure. You can make it ahead of time if you have guests coming, and it never fails to pleaseREAD MORE
This is too easy not to share. The fish itself takes 10 minutes to cook and 2 minutes to prep. It goes well with some roast potatoes and some greens as accompaniment – whatever is in season works. READ MORE
This is a wonderfully indulgent end to an evening that I highly recommend. First discovered at Morito (we lived on Exmouth Market for many years) and then we’ve adapted it over time. Chocolate and excellent extra virgin olive oil make a winning combination and if you go for great quality of both ingredients, it raises this to a ten out of ten dessert.
Scarpazzone, also known as Erbazzone, is a seasonal savory tart from Emilia-Romagna. Like many classic Italian dishes, scarpazzone has humble roots, and is in its prime during chard season – from late spring to early autumn. It forms a part of many lunchtime menus but can also be enjoyed for breakfast.READ MORE
What we’re all looking for in a brownie is a crisp edge and a soft, chewy centre. Using a mild Extra Virgin Olive oil really does the trick. Give it a try.READ MORE
Banana bread is always better made with olive oil because it helps it to retain the moisture. Store under a glass lid and it keeps for a few days. It works well toasted for breakfast and served with crème fraiche or natural yoghurt. READ MORE
We discovered these cakes not that long ago but haven’t looked back. They are great because they’re not too sweet and are scented with just a hint of raw organic honey. The recipe is inspired by Teresa Cutter and in its original version can be found in her book Healthy Baking. READ MORE
This Granola is a little different and comes from the timeless Nigella Lawson. We absolutely love it because it’s not quite as sweet – it has no dried fruit and it’s a million miles away from the shop bought alternatives.READ MORE
This cake is a favourite of ours as the summer fades and the oils are at their softest. We use Sicilian lemons typically which really make a difference to the flavour.READ MORE
Breakfast in Italy is mainly a sweet affair. Cornetto (croissant) is the staple food in the morning at the bar with your cappuccino, while at home cake is wholly acceptable. As winter begins to set in, we are eating Orange Olive Oil Cake made with the most sensational oranges from the Librandi estate in Calabria and their exceptional olive oil.READ MORE
A trip to Sweden last year made us remember just how good proper granola is, and how the supermarket variety is just never quite right (usually to sweet for our own tastes). The natural solution: make our own!READ MORE
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