This recipe is inspired by the traditional Welsh soup cawl. By cooking the vegetables in the same pot as the lamb and perry (pear cider), they take on a rich and deeply comforting flavour. WELSH LAMB SHOULDER WITH POTATOES, PERRY, LEEKS, YOGURT AND HONEY Ingredients Serves 4 Yogurt and honey…
Inspired by the classic Spanish tapas dish patatas bravas, this is my go-to for a winter weekend supper. Braised partridge with chorizo, roast potatoes and aioli Ingredients Serves 2 Braised partridge 3 tbsp olive oil 2 partridges, oven ready 1 medium red onion, peeled and medium diced 100g cooking chorizo, medium…
As a guest there is much to enjoy about an invitation to spend the weekend in the country. Cosy, made-up bedrooms; arranged entertainment; and an array of feasts prepared by someone else. All you have to do is be good company, and turn up and leave when told. For a…
These tasty morsels make a fantastic canapé, starter or elevenses and will surely please the fussiest gun or guest. SPICY CRISPY PHEASANT BALLS WITH TAHINI DIP Ingredients Makes 12 balls Tahini dip 2 tbsp tahini 2 tsp lemon juice 1 medium clove garlic, finely ground to a paste 1 tsp…
Without doubt, casseroles are essential kit for any country kitchen, not simply for cooking up tasty game stews but for a wide array of delicious dishes. According to Field food writer Philippa Davis if one buys well, one should only need to buy once. “For me, a casserole dish needs…
The Field's top 10 best pheasant recipes will ensure your brace never bores on the plate
Few things can beat our traditional roast grouse recipe. And especially with the first brace of the season. A young bird is best cooked the traditional way, so make this glorious game supper while you can. For those not heading out to the first restaurant to put grouse on the…
As The Prince of Wales, HM King Charles III regularly championed British food and drink producers. So this month, I have used a few of their products for inspiration. In 1999 at Highgrove he brought together cheesemakers, cheesemongers, government ministers and civil servants to save the British artisan cheese industry.…
A great way to use up any old hot cross buns and an excellent method of making use of fresh ones too. Lightly spiced, deliciously rich but not overly sweet, this is one recipe to try this Easter. HOT CROSS BUN-AND-BUTTER PUDDING WITH BRANDY AND MARMALADE Ingredients Makes 4 to…
There’s little to top a pie, unless of course it is a delicious pastry top or buttery mashed potato. Here, The Field shines a spotlight on five of our favourites. 1. MARY BERRY’S STEAK AND ALE PIE Taken from The Complete AGA Cookbook. Serves 4-6 2–3 tablespoons sunflower oil 500g…
