Oh no did I just call this post "A Pizza The Action"

(Oh, yes. I did…) AMAZING homemade pizzas with roasted red peppers, homemade guacamole, homemade salads and homemade fish at Marc and Sam's house, for Sam's birthday.

There was also some nicely boozy tiramisu. And a box of muffins.
Here are some links to Sam's work:
Photography
Cushions and things

A eggs on it

Poached eggs on toast at Canteen. With a slightly gory-looking roasted tomato thing. Ideally, I'd like a runnier yolk than this though. Ah, that's better… I nicked the title of the post from this tasty zine.

Boar off

Wild boar pie and mash at The Tommyfield in Kennington. It had a little pastry pig on the top of it.

Ketchup-bombed

Poor croissant :(

Cake break

Beetroot and seed cake in Concrete, on the South Bank.

Something fishy

A rubbish picture of my mackerel salad. Blurry.

Beef Tower

A delicious, vertiginous beef dinner at the Vauxhall Griffin. You could have had a nice Eton Mess for afters, if you fancied.

Hot sausage

The other night, I made Ravinder Bhogal's really delicious sausage roast. One of the best bits was making the lovely winey, oniony, balsamic vinegary gravy.

As Rav herself says, you "can't go wrong with a hot sausage". Ravinder's got a book out! It's ace.

Two ’ages

This is what I'm cooking for tonight's tea. It's a cabbage and sausage hotpot from the book Spooning With Rosie. I made some adjustments to the recipe, mainly for convenience, but also because I'm only cooking for two and not four. (The original recipe calls for 12 sausages and I used a bag of ready-chopped green cabbage, mixed with leeks instead of the white cabbage in the recipe. Lazy). So it's probably not quite as Rosie would make it. (I also added garlic, some chilli and a bit of cinnamon). Anyway. It seems tasty enough. Hurry home, @disappointment!

Pressday Pret

A Pret A Manger Thai noodle salad with crayfish and that in it. Not satisfying enough for pressday, to be honest.

Pig pie & shark sandwich

A really, really delicious ham hock and pea pie at the Three Kings, Clerkenwell. Amazing. Then our team, Shark Sandwich, came third in the pub quiz. Not bad, really.

Alphabet treat

A basic tea. Alphabet spaghetti, livened up with some chilli sauce, chilli flakes, some sauerkraut, a splodge of German mustard and a bit of cheese. I ate it too fast and burned my mouth.

Dinner at Daniel's

A smashing dinner, cooked by our friend Daniel. Mushroom risotto with some ace salads out of a Jamie Oliver book, then a sort of Eton mess thing that was very brilliant. Thanks Daniel!

Saturday night and Sunday morning

A tandoori hot pizza from Domino's and a chicken, stuffing and fruity chutney sandwich from Pret. Oh dear.

The twelve eats of Christmas: 11

Mince pies and mulled wine, over the holidays.

The twelve eats of Christmas: 5

A very fine Boxing night buffet. Thanks John & Andy!