Recipes

Discover all the recipes on Severn Bites:

Coffee Praline Icecream

Make the perfect coffee ice cream

It's all about the coffee The first time I ate a Café Liègeois was in Ajaccio, Corsica. It's a beautiful ...
Mung Been Curry from Mira Manek's Saffron Soul

Food inspiration: Recipes from Pakistan and India

Cookery Book Review There is always room for one more book about food. I love that sense of anticipation. Will ...
My cider bread made with Blow Horn Cider

Cotswold Cider Bread Recipe

Make Cider Bread Why make bread with cider? It's a heavenly mix of seeds, oats and cider. Seek out a ...
The finished squid stew - doesn't it look appetising?

Spicy Squid Stew – Comfort on a plate

A warming, tasty recipe When challenged to create a recipe using new potatoes, I immediately thought of this dish. I ...
One scoop or two? Let's make it three scoops of mango ice cream.

Simple tasty mango ice cream

Mango Ice Cream I really cannot imagine took me so long to get an ice cream maker. When I saw ...
Fetching home the Christmas dinner cooked at the local bakers http://www.victorianlondon.org/food/bakers.gif

A Victorian Christmas: Furmenty and Snapdragon

We have the Victorians to thank for many of our Christmas traditions but thank goodness some of them are not ...
A really delicious alcoholic drink that can be drunk neat or added to a cocktail, sloe gin is easy to make with fruits from the hedgerow

Award winning sloe gin recipe

Let's make sloe gin Why make sloe gin? It is a gorgeous tipple. Drink a tot on its own or ...
Squashes and pumpkins make great soup

Baked soup recipe and other flavours

Don't you just love a good soup? I eat soup every day and love experimenting with local produce and great ...

Let’s reclaim jelly – try this recipe

Make jelly for yourself not the kids! When I was little, I loved nothing more than chewing on jelly cubes ...
Mini berry babas served in ramekins

Mini berry rum baba recipe

A delicious afternoon treat Bread is my thing and I particularly love making sweet doughs. I turned to Fou de ...
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2 thoughts on “Recipes”

  1. It is 160 gr flour; 90 gr butter and one egg and a pinch of salt. Use a food processor or stand mixer and mixer until it comes together. You shouldn’t need to add any extra liquid!

  2. Danielle – I cannot find your wonderful pastry recipe, which uses T 45, butter and egg and whizz it in a mixer.

    Where is it?

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