Author: yorkshirefoodblogger

Everyones had Nepalese food before right??? This Gurkha inspired restaurant in the heart of York is certainly a first for me and one not to be missed. Wasnt sure what to expect but because Nepal borders both India and China then it would be safe to assume influences from both regions would be apparent. Restaurant… Continue reading Yak and Yeti York..restaurant review.

Create a delicious home made flatbread with only 3 ingredients, so much tastier than shop bought ones. Add a little garlic butter and chopped parsley for extra flavour. Does this now mean I'm an accomplished baker as I've just baked my own bread??? Well its a start anyway Ingredients (8oz/225g) full fat natural plain yogurt (or greek… Continue reading 3 Ingredient Flatbread

So, was drawn to this little number in my local discount supermarket and at only £1 a bottle was an offer to good to refuse. Lech Beer has a golden colour, light aroma, soft, light texture, lightly sweet flavours with a gently bitter finish. This is an easy to drink beer made with a combination… Continue reading Lech Beer

So who doesnt like Chinese takeaway? This healthy option is quicker to make at home and is ready on the table in around 30 minutes. Ingredients 1 tbsp Sesame Oil 1 Onion--Chopped Finely3 cloves Garlic--Minced1 inch Piece of Fresh Ginger- Grated2 Small Carrots-Grated500 g Pork Mince3 tsp Chinese Five Spice2 tbsp Dark Soy Sauce 2 tbsp Light Soy Sauce  To Serve 3 Spring Onion Chopped2 Red Chillies (add more or less depending on your taste)2-3 Little Gem… Continue reading Yuk Sung Recipe….Chinese Pork Lettuce Wraps

Well we made it. After months of attempting to make this trip but always being distracted by other plans we finally got to visit Sheffields monthly Peddlers night market. Located in the industrial heart of Kelham Island literally 10 minutes from the city centre this market serves up a tasty treat of sublime streetfood, craft… Continue reading Peddlers Night Market, Kelham Island Sheffield

With the pub industry on its knees its so refreshing to see independant bars like this beauty popping up in our local villages.A small tap bar in Branton just on the outskirts of Doncaster has recently been refurbed with a relaxed, rustic decor with bare brickwork and timber cladding. The bar itself is sat upon… Continue reading The Local Bar Branton, Restaurant Review

Another great addition to Doncasters food scene, an Argentine steakhouse that delivers in every way. As a town we take a lot of criticism in Doncaster but the place is fast becoming a food lovers paradise with this conversion ideally located at the end of Netherhall road opposite the Rum Rooms and The New Wool… Continue reading La Boca Doncaster restaurant review.

So lucky to have this delightful Italian restaurant on our doorstep in Wickersley just outside Rotherham. A good quality menu including the usual suspects pizza, pasta, grills etc backed up by a delightful drinks menu. A small, friendly but professional team provide relaxed vibes backed up by a sterling service. Visited this establishment previously so… Continue reading W Italian Restaurant Review..Wickersley

Decided to cook a Thai inspired meal as a treat for this Easter bank holiday weekend but couldnt decide on a dessert as most Thai desserts centre around rice. So opted for a pallet cleanser and went with a lemon tart, or tart au citron if ya posh!!!!! Used a shop bought pastry case so… Continue reading Zingy lemon tart recipe

So the old wool market in Doncaster has had facelift, a 7 million pound one to be exact. Now a vibrant and bustling location all week long the new wool market offers a welcoming destination for visitors to explore both retail and street food outlets. First up is a Taste of Peru, thats right you… Continue reading A Taste Of Peru