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Poireaux Vinaigrette – The Beauty of Simplicity
There are dishes that dazzle with complexity, and then there are those that quietly remind us why French cuisine became the envy of the world. Poireaux Vinaigrette is one of them. Tender leeks, gently poached and dressed in a sharp Dijon vinaigrette, prove that true elegance lies not in extravagance, but in simplicity. It is a timeless French classic that celebrates the beauty of treating the finest ingredients with the respect they deserve.

Anita-Clare Field
4 days ago4 min read


Lasagna alla Norma
My wife, Caroline, adores aubergine. Not in a passing, “that’s nice on the side” sort of way, but properly — the kind of affection that shap

Anita-Clare Field
Apr 163 min read


Beef Bulgogi Bowl
A chef’s take on beef bulgogi, kimchi and danmuji exploring the history of Korean flavours and a simple, comforting recipe to recreate at

Anita-Clare Field
Jan 183 min read


Chef’s Table Debut: A Great Evening of Seasonal Food
A wonderful Chef’s Table debut with beautiful seasonal dishes and a full restaurant again. December dates, Burns Night and Exmoor Food Fest

Anita-Clare Field
Nov 30, 20252 min read


Keralan Monkfish Curry – A Celebration of Spice and the Sea
Discover our authentic Kerelan Monkfish Curry fresh South West monkfish in a spiced coconut sauce. A perfect balance of flavour and warmtj

Anita-Clare Field
Nov 12, 20254 min read


The Soul of Southern Italy on a Plate: Beef Braciole (Involtini di Manzo)
Discover the Italian classic Beef Braciole (Involtini di Manzo) — tender beef rolls simmered in rich tomato sauce. A comforting taste of Sou

Anita-Clare Field
Oct 28, 20254 min read


Vegetable Wellington with Za’atar, Lemon & Walnuts
Here’s our beautifully balanced, flavour-packed Vegetable Wellington recipe featuring your listed ingredients. Rich,earthy, slightly nutty,

Anita-Clare Field
Oct 15, 20252 min read


Discovering the Rich Flavors of Ox Cheek Daube: A Provençal Delight
Daube, one of Provence’s most celebrated dishes, traces its origins back to ancient Roman times when slow-cooking tough cuts of meat in wine

Anita-Clare Field
Sep 23, 20253 min read


Pissaladière - A Slice of Provence.
There’s something magical about the way French cuisine can transport you to sun-drenched villages and bustling markets with just one bite. P

Anita-Clare Field
Aug 24, 20253 min read
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