Cooking of the British Isles: roasts, pies, puddings and preserves, built around long oven heat and a strong preserving tradition.
Recipes4
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Last worked13 OCT 2026
A cuisine is set once and never changes
A recipe keeps its name and its cuisine for the whole of its life. Everything else — the wash, the dredge, the timings — belongs to a revision and may be revised. A change to the dish writes a new revision, and the version it replaces is kept.
Dry-brined 2.5 cm chops, fat cap rendered, turned every 30 s, thyme-garlic butter baste
Bone-in Duroc chops, 2.5 cm thick. Dry-brine with salt and MSG for 45 min. Render the fat cap on its edge. Sear in the pan and turn every 30 s to 55 °C.
Research on why Wellingtons fail and what the techniques that fix them are actually doing — octagonal searing, duxelles dehydration, layered moisture barriers and two-stage baking.