I hate conflict. I can't deal with complaints. I always say sorry when something isn't my fault. But I'm a Libran. I like to think I am perfectly balanced can see both sides of an argument. There are some foods that just need something else to transport them into the world of deliciousness. A medjool date and a piece of cheese or a tomato and a pinch of salt. But some foods are sacred and chefs are always shouting that they should be messed around with....like a perfectly bland crab sandwich.
But I'm not a chef. And I only ever cook things I like. So I'm not afraid to say it...My names Issy Taylor and I like cooking with clotted cream. If I mention it people gasp a little especially if it's linked with something savoury but it's a brilliant ingredient. I'll admit it's best eaten at room temperature with a finger dunked in the tub. But it's also great with seafood
Clotted Cream and Smoked Mackerel Bake (Serves 2)
1 large smoked mackerel fillet
3 large tbsp clotted cream
3 dsp milk
2 oz Parmesan
pepper
Bread to serve
Thursday, 24 June 2010
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Quite right too. Traditionally, clotted cream in Cornwall was used in all sorts of dishes.
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