There’s something satisfying about couscous salads when they’re packed with texture and flavour. I’ve been making versions of this one for years, but once I started adding preserved lemon, it came alive. The saltiness and …
Ingredient: Black Pepper
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The stew starts with a gentle sauté of onion, garlic, and spices. I use cumin and smoked paprika to build a base that feels rich and slightly smoky. I add diced sweet potato, tinned tomatoes, …
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Bavette steak is one of those cuts I always come back to for barbecuing. It’s got that loose, open grain that soaks up marinade beautifully and a deep, beefy flavour that stands up well to …
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I always keep a pack of skin-on, bone-in chicken thighs in the fridge through barbecue season. They’re cheap, full of flavour, and much more forgiving than breasts over the coals. When I want to change …
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When I’ve got people coming round for a last-minute BBQ, I tend to grab a pack of pork shoulder steaks. They’re well-marbled, quick to cook, and a good bit cheaper than ribs or chops. Most …
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Beef short ribs are made for slow BBQ. The layers of fat, sinew and meat break down over time, leaving you with something that pulls apart at the nudge of a fork. I like mine …
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Skirt steak has a deep, beefy taste that stands up well to fire. It’s long and flat, cooks quickly, and slices up beautifully against the grain. It doesn’t cost a fortune, but when treated right, …
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The marinade is simple but really effective. I use full-fat Greek yoghurt as the base—it tenderises the chicken without turning it mushy. I stir in lemon zest, garlic, chopped parsley, mint, and oregano, along with …
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Pork neck steaks are a go-to for me on the BBQ. They’ve got a great balance of fat and meat, which keeps them juicy over the coals. You can treat them like a thick chop, …
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Beef skirt is one of those underrated cuts that rewards you with big flavour if you treat it right. It’s got long, coarse muscle fibres and loads of beefy character. You don’t need much—just a …