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All posts by lauranickoll

Apple Cake

British apples are great this time of year, so make the most of them with this moist and delicious apple cake

Wild Plum Jam

I'm not a seasoned jam maker, so I read up and created a recipe for Wild Plum Jam that's as simple as they come. Now I'm sharing it with you!

Morelli’s

I hope the expansion doesn’t dilute the passion and dedication to quality over quantity that keeps lovers of all things cold and sweet faithfully returning

Beef Shin Ragu

Thrift never translates into bounty as readily as when a cheap cut of meat becomes a tender, rich and satisfying supper. Shin is ideal for a ragu, as the meat falls apart easily with long slow cooking, and it pairs beautifully with pasta.

Creamed corn

Laura shares a recipe for creamed corn, found in a collection of her American grandmother's recipes. Use the freshest corn cobs you can find, and serve with plain roast chicken, or as part of a fry up

Kopapa

Laura Nickoll reviews Kopapa in the chic-boutique Seven Dials district of London. Guy Dimond of Time Out wrote, "Kopapa is unmissable", but what will Laura make of it?

Cracking Crackling

There are many ways to make pork crackling, some even using a hair dryer!? Here's a method that always works for me, and results in perfect cruncy pork crackling