Fresh vegetables from my plot and Dexter beef!
Tonight's tea was pretty impressive (even if I say so myself), and David was delighted with it. I cooked some of the Dexter braising steak and everything I served with it was from the plot, that's potatoes, carrots, peas, courgettes, Yorkshire puddings and mint! You're probably thinking that I'm going a bit bonkers as Yorkshire puddings are not grown on an allotment .... but I've included them because they were home made with eggs laid by my chickens!
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Dexter beef ... before |
The above was quickly followed by a rather nice rhubarb crumble .... and guess where the rhubarb came from? That's right, the allotment, and I wonder if anyone reading this has ever taken a stick of fresh rhubarb and dipped it in a bag of sugar, I know I have! I used this rhubarb crumble recipe from the BBC Good Food website, and served it with some nice vanilla custard, although I didn't use the chopped walnuts (which were optional), you can also find the recipe on my favourite recipe page.
Cindy xx