Adding beer to this succulent stew helps to tenderize the beef and imparts a slight malty flavour to the dish. Serve with crusty bread for a perfect meal on a cold day.
There’s no question that steel-cut oats are superior in flavour to instant oatmeal, but the extended cooking time, constant stirring and sticky pot to clean can put off even the most loyal oatmeal enthusiast. Using a slow cooker eliminates the stovetop surveillance and mess, plus the oatmeal can be kept warm for late risers.
These lacy potato cakes use very little oil compared to other pan-fried versions. Baked in muffin tins, they get really crispy on the outside while remaining soft and fluffy inside. Potato cakes would also be great served as a side dish with roast chicken.
These little fellows of Finnish descent puff up in the oven just like a Yorkshire pudding. Once they fall, load them up with fresh berries. Alternatively you can make one large krupso in a 9- x 13-inch cake pan.
This recipe has no added pectin, so it may not be as firm as most store-bought jams. The deep, rusty orange colour will stand out on any breakfast table.