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creamy chanterelle & broccoli tagliatelle
a rhubarb (and strawberry) macadamia nut cookie
a crispy chickpea caesar
beetroot sauce (for grains, salads & pasta)
on eating with the seasons

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savouring december by enjoying early-season citrus

savouring december by enjoying early-season citruses & chicories (plus other good late autumn things!) as much as pleasingly possible 🍊🍊

shaved brussels sprouts, hand-torn black & green k

shaved brussels sprouts, hand-torn black & green kale, honey-sesame halloumi, fried almonds, slivers of pear, a lemony shallot dressing (with a hint of dijon + mayo) plus a bit of parsley, mint, chives, and dill 🫶 a sweet and herby twist on the @yossyarefi @nytcooking recipe!

golden beetroot, navel orange, watermelon radish,

golden beetroot, navel orange, watermelon radish, radicchio & pecan salad 🍊✨ as late autumn starts to feel more and more like early winter (it snowed this morning!), it feels more and more important to make dishes that not only soothe + comfort, but also refresh and invigorate 😌💖

in a tiramisù state of mind ☕️🤍🥄

in a tiramisù state of mind ☕️🤍🥄

sweet and smoky, warmly-spiced carrots & parsnips

sweet and smoky, warmly-spiced carrots & parsnips — served on a cool bed of tahini yogurt + paired with a quick mint-dill-coriander sauce. so so good! ✨🥕

caramelized onion and roast butternut squash risot

caramelized onion and roast butternut squash risotto, cooked in a sage and saffron broth — a pleasantly unhurried dish, softly sweet and soothing, both in the cooking and the enjoying. to make this at home, start by caramelizing 6 onions (one per serving): peel, halve, then thinly slice the onions before letting them sweat on low heat in a little bit of fat, stirring and adding a small splash of water from the kettle occasionally, until softened, sweetened and browned, about 45 mins to one hour, minimum⁣⁣⁣⁣. in the meantime, roast a butternut squash: peel, halve, de-seed and cube the squash. place cubes on a baking sheet, drizzle on a bit of oil & salt, toss, and then bake at 200°C/390°F until tender and a bit caramelized, ~30-45mins⁣⁣⁣⁣. while the squash is roasting and the onions are caramelizing, make a vegetable stock: add some onion, carrot, celery, leek, bay, thyme, rosemary, black peppercorns, sage & lots of salt to a pot, then cover in fresh water. bring to a boil before leaving to simmer for 25-45 minutes. taste for seasoning, then pop in some just-ground saffron threads and keep the stock warm on a low heat⁣⁣. start making the risotto by adding a finely diced shallot and a bit more fat to the caramelizing onion. bring heat up slightly to medium-low. add butter, a bit more salt, and then the rice (here, I used ~375g of arborio). toast the grains in the oil then deglaze with white wine. keep stirring and cooking, adding a ladleful of the strained stock at a time (I ended up using a bit over a litre). towards the end, mash half of the roast butternut squash and add it to the risotto along with some broth⁣. lastly, finish the risotto: as you add in the last ladleful of stock, turn off the heat and add a large pat of butter to the pan. whip the butter through the risotto, add some parmesan, and gently stir in the remaining squash cubes at the end. serve by ladling onto deep plates, giving each portion a shake to help spread out the soupy rice, then top liberally with parmesan, black pepper + a light drizzle of evoo before diving in straight away, while each serving is still soothing and hot 🧀✨

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