SaladsCobb Salad
Everything chopped to the same size and laid out in stripes rather than tossed. The arrangement is the recipe — you dress and mix it at the table.
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SaladsEverything chopped to the same size and laid out in stripes rather than tossed. The arrangement is the recipe — you dress and mix it at the table.
SaladsAnchovy mashed to a paste, egg yolk whisked to an emulsion, and croutons fried in the garlic oil. No bottled dressing comes close.
PizzaNo tomato at all. Ricotta, garlic oil and mozzarella, finished with lemon zest and rocket so it never tastes as heavy as it sounds.
BreakfastA thin batter that must rest for an hour, and a pan you barely grease. Rushing the rest is why home crêpes tear.
BreakfastBarely a recipe, but toasting the nuts and macerating half the berries turns a bowl of yoghurt into something you would actually order.
BreakfastButtermilk, a lumpy batter and a pan that is cooler than you think. Three small things that between them add about a centimetre of height.
BreakfastMashed with a fork, never blended, and seasoned far more aggressively than feels right. Under-salted avocado is the reason most versions taste flat.
SnacksWhole sardines in seasoned flour, shallow-fried hard and hit with lemon. Cheap, sustainable, and better than most things three times the price.
MainsSkin-side down for ninety per cent of the cooking time, weighted flat so it never curls. You barely touch it, and the skin shatters like a crisp.
Cold drinksEssentially a gin fizz built long. Shake everything except the soda, then top the glass — pour soda into the shaker and you lose every bubble.
Cold drinksA cooked sugar syrup rather than sugar stirred into cold water, so nothing grits at the bottom of the jug. The zest goes in too — that's where the lemon flavour actually lives.
MainsAn overnight buttermilk brine, a craggy double-dredge, and oil held steadily at 165°C. Patience at every stage, and it rewards all of it.