RosA Cookery Blog

Soft Bread Rolls

Makes 24 small rolls. A good recipe to divide into two and freeze half of the dough. Delicious served soon after baking. 600g plain flour 1x 7g teaspoons easy blend yeast ½ tablespoon salt 1 tablespoon caster sugar 375 ml milk 25g butter   To finish: 1 tablespoon...

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Zucchini and Parmesan Fritters – makes 10

This is a great recipe to make something tasty out of whatever you might have to hand - try grated carrot if you don't have a courgette/zuchini, a teaspoon of mint sauce instead of fresh mint - or chilli flakes instead. 2 small or 1 large zucchini 1 garlic clove,...

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Spicy Tomato and Lentil Soup

Spicy Tomato and Lentil Soup Serves 6 A quick, easy and healthy soup made with store cupboard ingredients 1 tablespoon olive oil 1 onion, diced 1 leek or 1 stick celery, diced 75g pancetta or streaky bacon, optional 1 garlic clove, crushed ½ teaspoon chilli flakes or...

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Had a voucher for Christmas?

Hope that you were pleased to receive a voucher for a Day Course at Rosa Cookery School - you're in for a lovely treat! Don't worry that you can't see many dates for courses at the moment - I'm waiting to tailor the dates to suit you.  So have a look at the themes of...

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Summer Evening Demonstrations 2019

  Summer Evening Demonstrations Come along for one of my Summery Evening Demonstrations.  A lovely mix of tastings, delicious recipes for the summer and a cocktails or two or three.  £30pp 7.30 - 10pm  Places limited - just a few are left! Tuesday 16th July...

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Rosa Recommendations Vancouver

This post could be called a tour of Vancouver Bakeries - with a few breweries thrown in! Lots of these recommendations are on the North Shore, up from Londsdale Quay. Best Brunch - Lift Breakfast Bakery, 101 Londsdale Ave Lift run their own bakery, separate to the...

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Rosa Recommendations: Amsterdam

Amsterdam is a great city to visit and explore its food culture.  Here are a few food tips from my recent visit. First of all take a Walking Food Tour - we went with Secret Food Tours and, as it happened, had the guide to ourselves.  The idea is that you get to...

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Interesting Independents to search out…

Independent food businesses are to be celebrated when you find them - good to see some growth this side of the city so hunt them out and make a change from buying from big chains now and then. On The Bread Line A lovely small bakery run on a farm just on the edge of...

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The Barton Arms: A Taste and Tour evening

The Barton Arms is a grand Victorian pub in Newtown, just outside Birmingham Town Centre.  Once part of a bustling community and next to the old Aston Hippodrome it is now isolated by the ring road - but go and explore part of the history of Birmingham. We've driven...

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Interesting places to eat – Birmingham

Birmingham has a wealth of small independent places to eat, so over the coming months, I'll add some interesting places that don't cost a fortune, but that you may not have tried. Birmingham College of Food - UCB Summer Row B3 1JB 0121 604 1010      Very high quality...

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