These rather scrumptious morsels are easy to put together, especially when you buy the short crust pastry (purists look away). They are great as finger food at parties or for a lunch served with a vibrant mixed salad. Make double … Read More
Canapes. They can be fiddly, a lot of work and they’re gone in a second. Well, never fear, here’s a tuna based canape that packs a flavoursome punch, the topping of which can be made well in advance, is original, … Read More
I served these at a canape party where people inelegantly grabbed a lettuce leaf and opened wide. They can of course be served as a first course and make a refreshing change from the usual prawn dishes that are a … Read More
My good friend Anita invited me to her recent birthday bash and I was so blown away by these fishcakes, I begged her to blog them. So here they are in all their delicious glory. Bajan Fishcakes have been sampled, … Read More
Whenever I’m a fortunate guest at my friend’s bijou pad in the hood of Harlesden, I know a ton of work has gone into it. The dining room is always decked out in flowers, an exotic array of dishes and … Read More
These attractive little morsels or posh cheese on toast are great for a drinks party. They can be prepared well in advance of your guests arriving and popped under the grill for a couple of minutes before serving. Good for … Read More
This recipe is quite dear to me as it was my first published recipe in Olive Magazine. I had originally written it as a starter but I recently served the beef in canape form and they were gobbled up within … Read More
I made these dleightful mouthfuls at my nephew’s 40th birthday bash and was immediately asked for the recipe. These delicious morsels pack a slight punch but you can leave out the chili if you can’t stand the heat, as it … Read More