On a personal note, since the launch of the Knorr
stock pots I’ve been using them frequently and find they give an excellent base
to stews, sauces etc. I really like how quickly they dissolve, and another
bonus is that I don’t have to crumble up a stock cube – a pet hate of mine!
Most importantly they taste natural, not over salty and produce excellent
results every time.
Over the last decade or so Britain has really caught
up with our European counterparts in the food stakes, and I am very proud of
the excellent quality of products that are now available. So when Knorr approached
me and asked if I would like to cook with some produce from Forman and Fields, I
naturally jumped at the opportunity! They are quintessentially British and source
the highest quality products for your table.
Recently I took delivery of a rather fabulous seasonal
hamper from Forman and Fields, and with the contents of it I have been playing
with my food, something our mothers most likely criticised us for doing when we
were young! I probably should have been busy revising but cooking is far more fun to
do than Maths!
Within my hamper I was given everything to make the
ultimate Christmas Dinner. However factor in shifts, attending college and in
general being fairly occupied, I was not able to produce said dinner in one go
and some bits have been squirreled away into the freezer (including a gigantic
turkey that my poor brother had to cycle home with in his rucksack – I so would
love a picture of this!). However, I have instead been busy making stuff with
all the lovely ingredients!
These are a little teaser of what will appear on the
blog shortly!
Well done for getting the Knorr gig, Anne! Looking forward to seeing your recipes.
ReplyDeleteWow! Lucky you with Knorr! You deserve it!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to hear all the details about what you've made so far! :)
ReplyDeleteYour brother didn't cycle along with a turkey leg poking out either side of his rucksack did he? *chuckle* Lovely mental image, if nothing else!