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Beef bo kho

March 2, 2016 Hannah Pemberton

A sexed up stew.

As the cold snap continues it seems only right that I continue with some not so cold snap. See what I did there? Sorry, it’s the chill, it’s getting to me.

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In Asian, Vietnamese, Meat Tags Beef, Stew, Casserole, Slow Cook, Winter, Favourites
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Beer braised short ribs

February 23, 2016 Hannah Pemberton

Bigger, bolder, beefier.

Beef cooked on the bone always tastes better — it’s bigger, bolder and well, er, beefier. Shame it’s usually super pricey.

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In European, Italian, Meat Tags Beef, Slow Cook, Casserole, Stew, Short Ribs, Polenta, Favourites
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Proper chicken stew and dumplings

November 16, 2014 Hannah Pemberton

Us Brits aren’t famed for our culinary treasures.

Leaf through a historical cook book and you’ll find all sorts of strange dishes (deer kidney with dates, anyone?). But there are some gems that we’ve held on to, like shepherds pie, toad in the hole, the roast dinner, and good old fashioned stew and dumplings.

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In British, European, Meat Tags Stew, Casserole, Chicken, Easy, Dumplings, Lunch
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Lazy lamb tagine

February 7, 2014 Hannah Pemberton

My favourite form of R&R.

The simple truth is I feel most at home and happiest when I’m in the kitchen, and I love nothing more than spending my spare time in there (invariably while wearing my pyjamas, which I find helps cultivate a state of relaxation).

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In Meat, Moroccan, African Tags Morocco, Lamb, Tagine, Stew, Casserole, Preserved Lemon, Cous Cous, Bulgar Wheat, Tabbouleh, Olives, Pomegranate, Almonds
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Basque lamb stew

November 17, 2013 Hannah Pemberton

Seasons eatings.

One of the best things about winter is the chance to chow down on melt-in-the-mouth meats cooked long and slow. I am of course talking about the stew.

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In Meat, Spanish, European Tags Lamb, Stew, Slow Cook, Casserole, Peppers, Winter
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STUDIO WANDA

These days Hannah spends more time with fabric swatches than flour. She's an interior designer at Studio Wanda, working across Nottingham, London and beyond.

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Publications

Penguin Buddha Bowls

Buy Buddha Bowls at Amazon.

Buddha Bowls are the plant-based, perfectly balanced, fun way to eat. They follow a very simple formula: Grain + Green + Protein (+ Zen). And are tasty, nourishing and easy to make.


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Berry Burst Muffins
21 March 2018
Berry Burst Muffins
21 March 2018

Wholesome cakey goodness.

Blueberries and bananas make foolproof muffins that are wolfed down by children and adults alike.

One of the things I like most about this recipe is I’ve never messed it up (I’m not much of a baker you see).

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21 March 2018
Buddha Bowls: Beetroot Falafel
6 March 2018
Buddha Bowls
6 March 2018

It’s giveaway time!

I was very excited to be asked to develop and shoot a cookbook for Penguin Books. Buddha Bowls is out now and full of more than 50 vegetarian and vegan recipes made up of four core components designed to nourish from inside out. 

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6 March 2018
Cherry Gluhwein
17 December 2017
Cherry Glühwein
17 December 2017

Ten years ago.

Over the desks of the studio he asked me out for a drink. I giggled, I didn’t think I was his type and newly single I’d told myself I’d stay that way a while.

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17 December 2017
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