Embrace the chill with Mark Moriarty’s Italian comfort food favourites
Ossobuco alla Milanese and slow-cooked beef cheek with cheesy polenta are inspired by the wonderful ingredients on offer in the north of Italy
Recipes, food tips and features from chef and food writer Mark Moriarty
Ossobuco alla Milanese and slow-cooked beef cheek with cheesy polenta are inspired by the wonderful ingredients on offer in the north of Italy
Remember to follow my tip for keeping the polenta smooth
The slow cooker is your friend when you’re making this dish
Rice pudding and chocolate torte – uncomplicated yet classy ways to end dinner on a high
Don’t underestimate the importance of cooling this torte properly at the end
Placing a sheet of parchment paper onto the surface of the rice and milk will stop a skin from forming
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This is wholesome cooking
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Turkish eggs with a curveball of chorizo and poached eggs and rosti with a sauerkraut zing
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