I made these wonderful pickled vegetables recently and I had to wait two weeks before I got stuck in. It was worth the wait!
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Food inspiration from the Maltese Islands - Shared by an Australian Maltese home cook and food writer living in London
I made these wonderful pickled vegetables recently and I had to wait two weeks before I got stuck in. It was worth the wait!
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Kohl rabi is used in Maltese cuisine mainly in our traditional soups, but these fritters are a nice change and ideal for spring. I have also added broad beans which is another great vegetable used in many Maltese dishes. …
Our loved naspli (loquat is the English term) is usually eaten whole but I have made this wonderful loquat jam with a touch of rosewater and lemon. Read more to find out what I did with this jam and how I made it. The high pectin content of loquats means it sets very easily. …
Brodu tat-tagieg (chicken soup) is just what I need when the weather is a little on the cold side. A family favourite of ours. …
A comforting meal whether the climate is cold or not. A recipe handed down from recent times when meat was scarce in Malta. Tinned corned beef has never tasted so good! …
Baked sea bass with potatoes and other Mediterranean ingredients is a beautiful way of baking fish which has always been done in my family.
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Jerusalem artichoke soup with wild garlic has a wonderful nutty and sweet flavour. The wild garlic may be difficult to find in some countries including Malta but if you can’t get it then just use crushed garlic instead. …
This strawberry cheesecake is made using evaporated milk but also has hints of lemon and mint. I made this in recognition of Festa Frawli and family childhood memories. Festa Frawli is a great festival being celebrated this weekend in Mgarr. A town in Malta where my mum’s family is from. …
The smell of steaming meat on top of a pot of soup in my house brings back memories from when I lived at home on the farm in Sydney and also of my grandparents homes, both in Sydney and Malta. …
Sea bass filled with the usual parsley, mint, lemon and garlic. This time however I have also added blood orange and fennel fronds. What a lovely choice for Good Friday or any day!
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