I guess this is
how most of my food photos are going to look now that the evenings
are getting darker, the only time when I have time to cook on the
weekdays. I do apologise for the darkness and hope to make some
brighter looking photos on the weekends as well. I hope you'll like
the food nevertheless.
I made this
autumnal dish ultra savoury, just the way I like it. It's a bake made
with roasted miniature new potatoes in a leek, cheese and cider sauce
and here's the recipe.
Ingredients
500 g miniature
new potatoes
1 tsp vegetable
oil
½ tsp smoked
paprika
3 baby carrots
3 leeks
3 garlic cloves
10 g butter
1 tsp vegetable
stock powder
Salt
Ground black
pepper
50 ml dry cider
100 g cheddar and
red Leicester mix
Breadcrumbs
Sage
Thyme
Method
Wash the potatoes
and roll them in vegetable oil and dust with smoked paprika, then
roast them in the oven until done.
Chop the carrots
and leeks into thin slices, also chop the garlic finely.
Start cooking the
carrots, leeks and garlic in the butter. Cook them for a few minutes
until slightly softened. Then add the vegetable stock powder, salt
and ground black pepper and also pour the cider in. Let simmer slowly
under the lid until all flavours have blended nicely.
Once the potatoes
are cooked, mix them into the leeks. Then also add half of the grated
cheese into the mix. Put it into an oven dish and cover with the rest
of the cheese and the breadcrumbs, sage and thyme.
Bake in the oven
until the cheese has nicely melted and golden brown. Enjoy!
Your VegHog
VegHog, the dark evenings get to us bloggers. I have a similar problem, so don't feel you have to apologise for your photos as we understand. As soon as we get in, I cook and try to get a picture taken, but I know the evenings will get darker. Anyway, this looks very autumnal and you say so too. I actually on first glance thought it was shallots, then realised it was new potatoes - comfort food all over - def. that time of year now.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much Shaheen for your encouraging words. I know that many others have the same problem with the escaping daylight. We'll just have to try to make the most of it. At least autumn dishes are tasty, so that can make up for the pictures. :)
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