A Scots Larder
  • Home
  • Story
  • Seasons
    • Spring
    • Summer
    • Autumn
    • Winter
  • Havering
  • Instagram
A Food Lover’s Journey Through an Ancient Land A Food Lover’s Journey Through an Ancient Land
  • Home
  • Story
  • Seasons
    • Spring
    • Summer
    • Autumn
    • Winter
  • Havering
  • Instagram

Archives

Tag Archives for: "Childhood"
Home » Havering » Childhood
 Autumn larder – Mutton and potato pasties
0
1
By Graeme Taylor
In Autumn, Ingredients, Meat, Poultry & Game, Mutton/Lamb
Posted 26th October 2017

Autumn larder – Mutton and potato pasties

Another ‘non-pie’, meat and potato pasties are, alongside the bridies that follow, the ideal on-the-go food. Whether heading to the game, or taken to work for lunch, this is a perfectly packaged [...]

READ MORE
 Autumn larder – Minced beef and onion pie
0
1
By Graeme Taylor
In Autumn, Beef, Ingredients, Meat, Poultry & Game
Posted 26th October 2017

Autumn larder – Minced beef and onion pie

This always reminds me of Saturday nights when my Gran watched myself and my sister, bought from the butcher and served in the silver foil tray. I find myself recreating so many dishes from my [...]

READ MORE
 Autumn larder – venison bridies
0
1
By Graeme Taylor
In Autumn, Game, Ingredients, Meat, Poultry & Game, Wild Food
Posted 26th October 2017

Autumn larder – venison bridies

Bridies used to instill fear in my heart as a child. Seemingly oniony gristle filled nondescript offerings are my recollection. However a good bridie is a thing of beauty, rich, well seasoned [...]

READ MORE
0
1
By Graeme Taylor
In Fruit, Fruit, Vegetables and Cereals, Ingredients, Preserved, Summer
Posted 14th July 2015

Gooseberry and Green Chilli Chutney

 I often feel that gooseberries are the poor relations of the summer berries. Hidden behind thorns, thick skinned, hairy with a brown tail, and with a tartness that can make the sides of [...]

READ MORE
0
0
By Graeme Taylor
In Havering, Scottish Heritage
Posted 3rd June 2015

Treasured Tastes for Visit Scotland Year of Food and Drink

I’m very excited by this initiative from Visit Scotland to showcase the recipes which come from a multitude of childhoods. What better way to celebrate the Year of Food and Drink than a [...]

READ MORE
0
0
By Graeme Taylor
In Autumn, Baking, Quick Dishes, Recipes, Winter
Posted 13th May 2015

Chocolate logs

Or truffles if you prefer….. If pancakes were the childhood staple sweet treat there was one that stood head and shoulders above all others. With an ingredient list that hardly inspired yet [...]

READ MORE
 10 hour brisket
2
0
By Graeme Taylor
In Autumn, Beef, Ingredients, Meat, Poultry and Game, Recipes, Slow Cooked, Stews, Winter
Posted 22nd February 2015

10 hour brisket

I was never a fan of meat as a child. I’d avoid it at all costs, and while this never extended to the ubiquitous Monday mince and tatties I far preferred the childhood comforts of macaroni [...]

READ MORE
3
0
By Graeme Taylor
In Autumn, Beef, Ingredients, Meat, Poultry and Game, Mutton/Lamb, Recipes, Scottish Heritage, Winter
Posted 10th January 2015

Scottish heritage recipes – Stovies

  The ‘Auld Alliance’ with France in 1295 that would last over 250 years brought much more than just armed assistance to Scotland. The food and wine flavours of that country would last [...]

READ MORE
 My Forever Autumn
0
0
By Graeme Taylor
In Autumn, Havering, Seasons
Posted 9th November 2014

My Forever Autumn

‘I’m so glad I live in a world where there are Octobers’, so wrote Lucy Maud Montgomery in Anne of Green Gables and whether you dream of New England in the fall or reminisce of conkers in the [...]

READ MORE
 Autumn recipes – Lentil soup
9
5
By Graeme Taylor
In Autumn, Fruit, Vegetables and Cereals, Ingredients, Meat, Poultry and Game, Pork/Ham, Recipes, Scottish Heritage, Seasons, Soups, Spring, Vegetables, Winter
Posted 16th October 2013

Autumn recipes – Lentil soup

When the cold weather bites and your heart starts to feel a little heavy at long dark nights through the interminable winter months, there’s one thing that wraps you up like a childhood [...]

READ MORE
Subscribe to A Scots Larder via Email

Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Join 3,290 other subscribers.

Scotslarder on Twitter
My Tweets
A Scots Larder on Facebook
A Scots Larder on Facebook
Copyright All Rights Reserved © 2017