From: Corrigan Cooks Naturally
We used rump as a more economical and flavoursome alternative to fillet steak.
From: Corrigan Cooks Naturally
If you like stuffing, you'll love this.
From: Corrigan Cooks Naturally
Swiss chard is a vegetable that we don't see very often in shops but grows easily in gardens. Served with Golden Baby Turnip, Pea and Gooseberry.
From: Corrigan Cooks Naturally
A general rule of thumb when cooking fish is that for every inch of thickness of the fish it takes 10 minutes of cooking time.
From: Corrigan Cooks Naturally
Richard Corrigan cooks up a nutritious Asian broth!
From: Corrigan Cooks Naturally
Serve with frozen natural yoghurt.
From: Corrigan Cooks Naturally
When the liver is removed from the pan, add a little dash of water or red wine and make a little reduction to serve with the dish.
From: Corrigan Cooks Naturally
You can use 250ml of double cream and 125ml milk. We, however, used 375ml of whole milk from a local farm, so it was deliciously creamy.
From: Corrigan Cooks Naturally
Steam some potatoes and serve with the chicken and onion stew and a lovely generous spoon of garlic mayonnaise.