Food

By Anonymous (not verified) , 1 July, 2017
Crème brûlée with poached rhubarb
Crème brûlée with poached rhubarb
Crème brûlée with poached rhubarb
Crème brûlée with poached rhubarb
Earl Carter
Crème brûlée is not really a difficult recipe and not overly challenging to master. Understanding the temperature of your oven helps, as does removing the custard from the oven just as it sets. Left too long in the oven it will slowly start to curdle. The most challenging thing at home is caramelising the thin layer of sugar on the top of the set cream.
By Anonymous (not verified) , 17 June, 2017
Apple tarte Tatin
Apple tarte Tatin
Apple tarte Tatin
Earl Carter
I don’t know where the idea for upside-down things came from in the kitchen, but there is magic and theatre about it, inside out and upside down. I like the way you almost make something backwards and then it reveals itself at the end.
By Anonymous (not verified) , 3 June, 2017
Prawn and chicken dumplings with spiced vinegar
Prawn and chicken dumplings with spiced vinegar
Prawn and chicken dumplings with spiced vinegar
Prawn and chicken dumplings with spiced vinegar
Earl Carter
I’ve been making these dumplings for a while now. The recipe has been tested, developed and workshopped – more than most of the recipes I cook – and it is a recipe of which I am really proud. I was quite particular about how I wanted it to taste and how I wanted the texture.