I just love the image of all the Le creuset colours, I recently managed to pick up a very large bight yellow le creuset pot - the design (Enzo Mari) if not the pot dates from the 70's. Casseroles cook perfectly in it but I do have difficulty lifting it when full!
These links are tried and tested but as with everything some sites may become unavailable or recipes disappear. I will try to add to the links as and when I find useful ones. Apart from Nigel Slater's recipes it is very rare for me to stick to a recipe 100%, there is always tweaking to be done and in lots of cases some ingredients aren't available here.
The BBC Food site is easy to search - you can search by ingredient, cuisine, chef, programme and also look for vegetarian options.
BBCGoodFood is another good source of recipes - easily searched, some recipes are tested by users which if taken with a pinch of salt can be useful!
The BBC Olive magazine has become a new source of recipes, they send round an email if you subscribe and ther is a huge range of flavoursome recipes featured.
Nigel Slater's recipes always inspire - I like his philosophy of what grows together goes together. He very much believes in cooking what is in season which is the only way to cook here - the markets sell what is in season and import very little. You can find him by name on the BBC Food site but also here on the Observer/Guardian food pages.
Delia Online - I don't actually own a Delia recipe book but if you can cope with her instructions then her recipes are great, especially the Mediterranean section.
Add to these some Hairy Bikers recipes, I don't watch the shows but love their books and a lot of their recipes are on their website.
Last but not least is Mary Berry, Dame Mary Berry now, you can't better her cake recipes.
These links are tried and tested but as with everything some sites may become unavailable or recipes disappear. I will try to add to the links as and when I find useful ones. Apart from Nigel Slater's recipes it is very rare for me to stick to a recipe 100%, there is always tweaking to be done and in lots of cases some ingredients aren't available here.
The BBC Food site is easy to search - you can search by ingredient, cuisine, chef, programme and also look for vegetarian options.
BBCGoodFood is another good source of recipes - easily searched, some recipes are tested by users which if taken with a pinch of salt can be useful!
The BBC Olive magazine has become a new source of recipes, they send round an email if you subscribe and ther is a huge range of flavoursome recipes featured.
Nigel Slater's recipes always inspire - I like his philosophy of what grows together goes together. He very much believes in cooking what is in season which is the only way to cook here - the markets sell what is in season and import very little. You can find him by name on the BBC Food site but also here on the Observer/Guardian food pages.
Delia Online - I don't actually own a Delia recipe book but if you can cope with her instructions then her recipes are great, especially the Mediterranean section.
Add to these some Hairy Bikers recipes, I don't watch the shows but love their books and a lot of their recipes are on their website.
Last but not least is Mary Berry, Dame Mary Berry now, you can't better her cake recipes.
