
Venison Christmas dinner, and the best leftovers ever…
It's all about the leftovers… using up the rest of the Christmas roast with a venison, stilton and sweet potato pie
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Mister North2011-12-31 14:37:282011-12-31 14:37:28Reviewing the best of 2011
Irish Spiced Beef brings Christmas comfort…
Having read Miss South's glowing write-up before my latest…

Candied Bacon Toffee: a new Christmas tradition
Christmas is within touching distance. You've battled the…
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Miss South2011-12-18 00:27:022011-12-18 14:58:00Baked Alaska Mince Pies
Guinness Pumpkin Gingerbread
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Pasta & cheese part 1: return of the mac(aroni)…
Mmmm, pasta and cheese. Such perfect bedfellows, and the basis…

Candied Bacon ‘N’ Pumpkin Ice Cream
I think we've touched on me being a bit of an Americanophile…
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Miss South2011-11-21 23:23:102014-10-28 08:18:55Candied Peel
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Miss South2011-11-17 11:09:122014-11-05 08:38:35Polishing off Polish Pierogi…
Twice as nice… our daily bread
It's said man cannot live on bread alone. Considering this…

Brixton Black Cake
/in Brixton Blog/by Miss SouthAre you suddenly panicking that you haven’t got a Christmas cake? What if I told you that you could still make a homemade one and it’ll probably be the best you’ve ever eaten?
Here’s a recipe for a black cake which is a traditional Caribbean fruit cake made from dried fruit soaked in rum and then pureed up to make a moist textured cake. I soaked my fruit for 3 months but even 24-48 hours will be extraordinary. My cheat is to use tinned prunes for added moisture in the cake.
Adapted from Nigella’s recipe via Laurie Colwin, I baked several of these this year and was told it was better than a friend’s Jamaican granny’s cake so I’m feeling pretty damned smug about it. It doesn’t need decorating or icing or anything so you can soak the fruit today and make this over the weekend and impress everyone.
Originally published at Brixton Blog….
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