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winter foods 3

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a lovely, easy pink panzanella (summer simplicity a lovely, easy pink panzanella (summer simplicity at its best!) 💗 nothing new here except that instead of quick-pickling my red onion just before assembly, I opted for a more vivid colour, crisper texture, and mellower flavour by planning ahead and leaving my sliced red onion to marinate in salted vinegar in the refrigerator overnight — if you choose to follow my lead, I promise your onion’s newfound beauty (and taste!) will be well worth the wait. once ready to make your salad, simply combine a few pickled onion slivers with freshly cut tomatoes, sliced cucumber, torn basil, and the usual evoo, sea salt + just-cracked black pepper combo, then toss a few cubes of stale bread through the seasoned onion vinegar so as to get some delicious pink-hued croutons. all that’s left to do then is assemble and enjoy! truly a great way to use up day-old bread, all while making the most of the season’s best fresh ingredients. all in all, an absolute delight 🥹✨
consider this an invitation to cook your peaches! consider this an invitation to cook your peaches! especially if you’ve got lots and can’t wait for the one(s) you’ve been eyeing to ripen just so! choose a firm yellow peach, slice it into segments, then fry it on medium-low heat in a big pat of unsalted butter until each piece achieves a deep golden hue, its flesh gently surrendering to the tender poke of a knife’s tip — serve with thick cool yogurt, on toast or alone in a bowl, and let your mood (+ your kitchen’s contents) guide you as to how adventurous or conservative you’d like to be with your choice of sweet and/or savoury toppings (had I had some honey, thyme, or lavender when I made this, I may have snuck some into the pan along with the sizzling peaches; however, when in doubt, never underestimate the power of good ol’ evoo, salt & pepper 🙂‍↕️🍑🍯🍞🧈✨
samphire & apricots, burrata + basil (along with a samphire & apricots, burrata + basil (along with a few other summery ingredients) all leisurely prepared and assembled with lots of love, care & attention 😌✨🍑
another simple potato pleasure ✨ boiled, smashed, another simple potato pleasure ✨ boiled, smashed, then baked until fluffy + crisp, and served — no surprise here — with garlicky skyr 🧄🫶
keeping things simple and (mostly) unfussy with mi keeping things simple and (mostly) unfussy with minty peas on toast — with fresh mozzarella + stracciatella, a hearty drizzle of evoo, a crunchy pinch of flaky sea salt & an abundance of microplaned lemon zest 🍃🍋
sweet macerated strawberries + fig leaf-infused cu sweet macerated strawberries + fig leaf-infused custard together make for the loveliest of treats on an early summer’s day 🍨✨🍧 airy, coconutty, half-frozen perfection in the form of a double-layered semifreddo (served with extra cream & strawberries for extra delight!)
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