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	Scouse by Colin Callan Scouse was brought to Liverpool by Northern European sailors, it was originally called Labskause or lobskause. This was finally shortened to Skause and over time the spelling changed to the more Anglicised version we know and love today, Scouse. Interesting Note: The Danish name is "skipper labskovs". In Swedish, it's "kallops".…	11 votes 9 reviews 7 comments 33815 views
	Chicken drumsticks wrapped in pancetta by Lemon Squeezy Jazzed-up drumsticks. Quick prep then just leave them to cook.	1 vote 1 comment 3656 views
	Speedy Sticky Lemon Chicken by Hungry Jenny A healthy takeaway alternative - it's much fresher and tastier to make your own sauce and you know exactly what's going in it too!	6 votes 2 reviews 6015 views
	Swiss Meringue by Samantha Rivera So as you may remember from an earlier post that I have never made Meringue. Being brought up with a healthy eating JammyMummy we had loads of scrumptious food, but, I don't remember meringue. Gingerbreadgran didn't cook it either. This probably explains its absence from my residual cooking memory. Inspired by this evenings…	2 votes 1 review 5552 views
	Peanut Butter Turkey by Hungry Jenny I was pleasantly surprised when I made this as the sauce tasted so much more gorgeous than I expected it to be! It doesn't have a particularly strong peanut butter taste, but combined with the yogurt makes a creamy subtle nutty flavour. http://hungryjenny.blogspot.com/2010/05/peanutpeanut-butter-and-turkey.html	4 votes 2 reviews 1 comment 3209 views
	Coconut Baked Cod by Hungry Jenny A subtle way to add flavour to boring old cod.	2 votes 4015 views
	Bacon and Broccoli Muffins by Hungry Jenny Moreish breakfast muffins (well for any time of day really) that are not that bad for you at all :-)	6 votes 3 reviews 7 comments 6118 views
	Haddock and corn chowder with saffron by Easy Cook - Laka kuharica It is so easy and quick to make this creamy and light fish and corn chowder.	2 votes 5291 views
	Easy summer baller salad by Monika This salad is sweet, zingy and refreshing and absolutely perfect served at a summer bbq party. You will need a melon baller to create equal sized ball shapes of the fruit and veg – this is so much more fun to do than the usual chopping! The melon baller is also quite easy to use, even if you’ve never used it before (like me!). You…	2 votes 1 review 2811 views
	Fat rascals by christie halliwell A fruit filled scone recipe made famous by Bettys tearooms of Yorkshire	1 vote 1 comment 2639 views
	Healthy Banana Coconut Choc Cookies by Hungry Jenny These will come out nice and soft, but should retain their shape after cooling. If you're able to wait for them to cool down before eating them, that it! These are very moreish...	4 votes 1 review 4183 views
	My Scottish Granny's Scone Recipe by Johanna This recipe came from her mother Catherine Gillies from Snizort on Skye - born 1879. Before that, I think it came from my great grandmother Flora Gillies, a Highland crofter's wife (orginally from Raasay).	2 votes 5171 views
	Aromatic soda bread mini loaves by Lemon Squeezy Scrumptious soda bread rolls flavoured with a mix of fresh herbs.	1 vote 2087 views
	Apple Flavoured Orange Cake by Hungry Jenny This is an apple flavoured cake with a sticky zesty coating. Butter free, but there is some sugar in it! This was made in an 8" square tin and cut into 12 triangles. http://hungryjenny.blogspot.com/2010/07/ambiguous-orange-cake.html	2 votes 2393 views
	Mini Brioche Muffins by Hungry Jenny This recipe can create 48 mini muffins, or 24 cupcakes - or, as I did, 24 mini muffins and 12 cupcakes!) Leave the brioche out to dry overnight for best results. If you want to make cupcake-sized ones, amend the temperature to 180 degrees C instead for about 20 minutes.…	2 votes 2331 views

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