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Sables with Goat's cheese and Strawberries
 Sables are little French biscuits. They contrast well with the cheese and fruit in this recipe and taste great served with a glass of chilled white wine. |
Sables with Goat's cheese and Strawberries |
Sacher Squares
 The original Sacher Torte was a two-layered dense chocolate cake separated by apricot spread and covered with smooth chocolate. Created by Franz Sacher, chief pastrycook to the Austrian statesman Metternich during the Congress of Vienna (1814 - 15), the cake was later the subject of a protracted argument between some of Sacher's descendants and Vienna's famous Demel patisserie as to whether in its true form it had two layers or was just a cake spread with spread and iced. |
Sacher Squares |
Sachertorte
 Sachertorte, from Vienna, is one of the world's great chocolate cakes; it has an apricot spread layer inside. |
Saffron Foccacia
 A dazzling yellow bread with a distinctive flavour. |
Saffron Foccacia |
Sage Soda Bread
 This wonderful loaf, quite unlike bread made with yeast, has a velvety texture and a powerful sage aroma. |
Sage Soda Bread |
Saint Clement's Cake
 Eye-catching to look at, Saint Clement's cake is really quite simple to decorate. |
Saint Clement's Cake |
Salmon and asparagus ramekins
 When the longed-for asparagus season arrives in early summer, snap up the thin, cheaper spears to use in this light, irresistible appetiser. |
Salmon and asparagus ramekins |
Salmon fish cakes
 Soft pink salmon inside a crust of crisp golden crumbs makes fish cakes that are the focus of a filling meal. Although substantial, the cakes are surprisingly light and go well with salads. |
Salmon fish cakes |
Salmon Parcels
 Serve these little savoury parcels just as they are for a snack, or with a pool of fresh tomato sauce for a special starter. |
Salmon Parcels |
Salmon Pate
 Cream cheese is given a kick by hot chilli sauce for an almost instant salmon pate. Great as a starter, it could also fill a glamorous sandwich. |
Salmon Pate |
Salmon Pizzas with Yoghurt and Dill
 Salmon makes an unusual topping for pizza, and thick yoghurt flavoured with dill adds a creamy texture that complements the richness of the fish better than the cheese normally used for pizzas. |
Salmon Pizzas with Yoghurt and Dill |
Salmon Steaks With Sorrel Sauce
 Salmon and sorrel are a traditional combination - the sharp flavour of the sorrel balances the richness of the fish. If sorrel is not available, use finely chopped watercress instead. |
Salmon Steaks With Sorrel Sauce |
Salmon Tabbouleh
 Tabbouleh are salads made with nutty bulgur, or cracked, wheat. This stylish dish of bulgur and poached salmon has the clean, light taste that comes from fresh herbs and lemon. |
Salmon Tabbouleh |
Salmon with cucumber and dill sauce
 Dill gives the sauce a warm, sweet taste similar to caraway. Combined with the freshness of cucumber, it makes a perfect complement to the rich salmon. |
Salmon with cucumber and dill sauce |
Salmon with Tropical Fruit Salsa
 Hearty steaks of grilled salmon are given a tropical taste when served with an exciting salsa - a finely chopped sauce mixture of exotic mango and papaya, laced with lime, ginger and cooling mint. |
Salmon with Tropical Fruit Salsa |
Sardines in a Peppercorn Crust
 Fresh sardines are always bursting with flavour, and here they are given a crunchy coating of lemon juice, olive oil, dill, garlic and mixed peppercorns, then grilled with aromatic rosemary. |
Sardines in a Peppercorn Crust |
Sardines with Watercress
 Fresh or frozen sardines are delicious freshly broiled and served with mayonnaise-based watercress sauce. |
Sardines with Watercress |
Sauce Tartare
 This famous sauce is not strictly a mayonnaise but is close to it. It is the classic accompaniment to deep-fried shellfish. |
Sausage Capers
 Serve Sausage capers with mashed potatoes to mop up the delicious sauce. |
Sausage Capers |
Sauteed Brussels Sprouts
 Golden fried Brussels sprouts mingle with crisp morsels of bacon and water chestnuts in this crunchy dish, while wholegrain mustard and a hint of orange add an aromatic touch and bring out the flavour. |
Sauteed Brussels Sprouts |
Sauteed Potatoes
 These rosemary-scented, crisp golden potatoes are an extra-special treat at Christmas time. |
Sauteed Potatoes |
Sauteed spinach with lemon and garlic
 Sharp lemon juice and savoury garlic are suitably robust partners for the assertive flavour of spinach, and the combination makes a lively side dish for a light summer meal. |
Sauteed spinach with lemon and garlic |
Scallops Grilled with Prosciutto
 The subtle saltiness of Italian dried ham combines perfectly with these marinated scallops with their brilliant orange corals to make handsome brochettes that can be served on their skewers. |
Scallops Grilled with Prosciutto |
Scallops with a Herb Dressing
 A piquant dressing made with a heady bunch of fresh herbs, capers and olives accompanies sweet-flavoured scallops, seared over a high heat and served with long strands of pasta. |
Scallops with a Herb Dressing |
Scallops with Thai Flavourings
 Fragrant flavours of Thailand - lemongrass and kafjir lime leaves - are combined with the tropical taste of coconut milk in a stir-fry to give fresh scallops an intriguing, exotic flavour. |
Scallops with Thai Flavourings |
Scots Porridge Apples
 Warming, economical and hearty, Scots porridge apples are just the thing for wet and chilly autumn evenings |
Scottish Shortbread
 The traditional shape for Scottish shortbread is known as 'petticoat tail': a triangular slice with a pretty fluted edge. In Scotland it is also made in special wooden moulds. |
Scottish Shortbread |
Scrambled eggs Benedict
 Softly set eggs are piled on crisp toast and wafer-thin ham and topped with a smooth chicken sauce, in a hearty dish for a late Sunday breakfast. For those
who like their eggs in a lighter morning dish. |
Scrambled eggs Benedict |
Sea Bass with Citrus Fruit
 The delicate flavour of the fish is complemented perfectly by the citrus fruits and olive oil. |
Sea Bass with Citrus Fruit |
Seafood Cocktail
 Serving a fish cocktail in a wine glass gives you an effect without spending money. If you have wine glasses which are rarely used— wedding presents, perhaps—here is the opportunity to get them out. The chiffonade of lettuce helps to spread the fish, while the Italian tuna mayonnaise gives extra flavour. |
Seafood gumbo
 Gumbo is another name for okra pods, whose sticky-juice thickens this Caribbean fish stew. |
Seafood gumbo |
Seafood Pie
 This is a lovely pie, using coley for economy, but cod can be used instead. A good fish stock is important and both stock and wine need to be reduced to strengthen the flavour. |
Seared Tuna with Hot Pepper Sauce
 A richly flavoured, peppery-hot puree of char-grilled peppers, chilli, onion and garlic makes the perfect partner for a firm, meaty fish steak that is cooked quickly over a high heat. |
Seared Tuna with Hot Pepper Sauce |
Shortcrust Pastry
 Shortcrust is the one pastry that everyone should make at home. shortcrust is quick to make, cheap and, what is more, extremely versatile. There are very few dishes — vol au vents is one example — in which shortcrust will not do as effectively as another pastry. Shortcrust makes excellent
two-crust or single-crust pies and is the perfect pastry for lining every type of tart or flan. |
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