I don't know what it is about eating outdoors but I love it. A cup of coffee and a croissant for breakfast outside on the deck; a light lunch and perhaps a glass of wine in the sunny courtyard of a downtown café; dinner under the stars; I love them all.
Tag: Gerald Bryan
The Savoury Tooth
For one reason or another when Donna and I entertain, other than to lunch or dinner, it is usually after work in the evenings, rarely at a time when a pot of tea and a tiered stand of cupcakes would be suitable... or welcome.
The Other Coromandel (Vegetarian Recipes)
Cooking in the late 60's and 70's was much less exotic than today.
Spring Loaded – Navarin of Lamb with Spring Vegetables
I suppose it is a little previous to say that spring has come home but she has certainly got her foot in the door.
Fish ‘n’ No Chips
As we all know there are fish and chips and fish and chips. But fish is such a delicious, versatile and healthy food that it deserves so much more respect and care when it is prepared or cooked.
Fowl weather
If ever there was a day for comfort food where we live on Wellington's south coast, it was last Thursday.
Thoughts for Food
Our cat Parker is a greedy little fellow, always with his paw out for something to eat. The thing that surprises us is that he never gets bored, as we would if we ate the same thing day after day.
Kitchen Serendipity
Much as I enjoy browsing round food stores there are times when I don't feel like going out to shop. On those days I have a look to see what's in the pantry, fridge or freezer and have fun putting together a serendipitous meal
Just Like Mama Used to Make
Nowadays people have a better idea of what Italian food should be, although sadly, to many it's still just pasta and pizza but with good Italian cooking, all roads lead to home.
The Comforts of Autumn
With the smell of wood smoke on the night air and the first misty chill of oncoming winter, my appetite turns to the warming, comforting and hearty dishes that keep the cold months at bay.





