my top recipes for 2015 (2024)

Last year I compiled a round-up of my top recipes for 2014 and it was a fabulous way to relive and share what I thought were the stand-out dishes on DrizzleandDip.com, and I’m doing it again. 2015 was another outstanding year for me and I got to eat some of the most incredible food of my life at Vegas Uncork’d. I munched my way through too many burgers in New York and I ate so many outstanding local restaurants. These are the recipes that I found most delicious and have made again or plan to at some stage. These are also obviously highly recommended for you to try.

Roasted pumkin with chilli yoghurt and coriander sauce

I can’t imagine a more delicious way to eat pumpkin. The end.

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Slow roasted tomatoes with mozzarella and basil

This is a divinely simply and utterly delicious salad which I adapted from Polpo (now also one of my all-time favourite cook books).

Caramelised pear and gorgonzola toasties

These are all kinds of decadent with sweet and salty flavours.

Creamy miso mushroom and eggs

This simple breakfast or brunch dish is packed with so much umami which is probably why I like it so much.

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Fennel and radish salad with lemon and olive oil

I literally make this light and healthy salad ALL the time and love it with chicken or fish

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beetroot falafel on toasted pita

I adore beetroot and I adore falafel so this is an all round winner for me.

Stout Hot Cross Buns

I put the stake in the ground and end my search for the perfect hot cross bun. These are it. I will make these every Easter from now on.

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lime marshmallows

I found the perfect marshmallow recipe. Pillowy soft and delicious.

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orange cake with orange buttercream

2015 was extra exciting because I launched my second cookbook called ‘Sweet’. Its filled with delicious sweet desserts and treats and would make a fabulous Christmas gift #justsaying. I love this orange cake with orange buttercream icing.

Smoked salmon omelette with chive crème fraiche

This is Neill Anthony’s recipe. Its inspired and completely delicious. It’s a show stopper of a breakfast dish.

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Easy honey nut granola

I loved all the flavours and crunch in this recipe and so did a few of my friends who tasted it. This is now my go-to recipe for granola.

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spicy caramel popcorn

I have made this recipe so many times I can’t even count. People go mad for it. It’s also a recipe I didat two of my book launch demos and definitely one of my favourites from my book.

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apple and strawberry crumble

This variation of a classic crumble was one of the stand out desserts of the year for me. Served with warm home-made creme anglaise its my new favourite.

Olive oil chiffon cake

if you are ever looking for a cake to eat at breakfast, this is the perfect one. Served with ricotta, fresh stone fruit and a drizzle of honey it is exceptional.

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fudge with vanilla and chocolate malt balls

My favourite fudge recipe but this time with vanilla and chocolate malt balls or Maltesers.

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croque madame with spinach and smoked salmon

I loved this variation of a classic with drippy egg and on sourdough of course.

easy pork pies with apple and sage

My best.

roast chicken in white wine, herbs and garlic

This is by far the biggest recipe of 2015 and attracts a massive amount of traffic. It’s also very delicious and a few of my friends say they make it all the time now.

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salad nachos with home preserved zesty salsa

I have loved working with the Ball brand as they launched their iconic preserving jars into South Africa and this salsa recipe is one I’ve made and shared a lot. Its packed with flavour and I love it in my favourite salad nachos. I’m so pleased I have a few jars on my shelf for this summer.

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easy stout fruit cake

This is my gransnever-fail easy fruit cake which I’ve adapted with chocolate stout.

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chicken breasts stuffed with pork, sage, and apple

This recipe turns the humble chicken breast into something dinner-party-worthy and is also pretty festive.

salmon poached in a rooibos tea broth

I made this the other day again when I had the winners of this competition over for a private cooking class in my house. They loved it.

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cereal milk milkshake with caramel corn and cornflake clusters

In this recipe I include three textures of corn to create the cornflake cereal milk infusion, and the caramel popcorn and cornflake clusters.

I hope you all have a fabulous holiday if you are taking time off and thanks for stopping by DrizzleandDip.

Love Sam x

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Where can I find recipes online? ›

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What are the 3 types of recipe formats? ›

Most recipes are written in one of three forms: standard, narrative or action.

Why do good chefs read the entire recipe first? ›

Why? Because when you read a recipe, you get a better idea of what the final product should look like and how it should taste. A good recipe can make your food delicious—but if you don't read it all the way through before starting to cook, you might miss some crucial information.

What do I have for dinner tonight? ›

Simple and easy meals
  • Fish puttanesca.
  • Chicken and mushroom pie.
  • Beetroot falafel pitta with carrot slaw.
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Where are my Google recipes? ›

Try these steps and see the results:
  1. You can access saved recipes on your smart display and in your Google app on Android. To access saved recipes in the Google app, open the app tap More .
  2. You can also see their saved recipes online at Google Collections.
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Where do most people get their recipes? ›

There are many good sources out there, including cookbooks, magazines, and friends and family who are willing to share their secrets. One thing is sure: if you want to be a successful food blogger, you need to have a reliable source of recipes you can use as inspiration to create your own dishes.

What are the 7 common recipe categories? ›

Recipe Categories
  • Breakfast recipes.
  • Lunch recipes.
  • Dinner recipes.
  • Appetizer recipes.
  • Salad recipes.
  • Main-course recipes.
  • Side-dish recipes.
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What is the most common format for recipes? ›

The standard recipe format is the most commonly used — and for good reason. This format checks all the boxes when it comes to what users define as a “good recipe.” It's easy to follow. It gives users a clear list of ingredients that they can quickly reference as they shop and cook.

What are the 8 categories of a recipe? ›

Standard Recipe Divider Categories
  • Appetizers, Beverages.
  • Soups, Salads.
  • Vegetables.
  • Main Dishes.
  • Breads, Rolls.
  • Desserts.
  • Miscellaneous.

What is the first thing you should do when you enter a kitchen? ›

First, you take the recipe that you intend to cook and read it thoroughly to familiarize yourself with the timing, techniques, equipment, and ingredients you will need. Second, you pull all of the necessary equipment and arrange it near your cooking station, so that it is at the ready.

How much money does a chef make working at the White House for the president? ›

The White House executive chef made between $80,000 and $100,000 annually in 2005 ($110,997 to $138,746 in 2021 dollars).

Who taught Gordon Ramsay how do you cook? ›

After earning a vocational diploma in hotel management from North Oxon Technical College in 1987, he moved to London and began honing his culinary skills under chef Marco Pierre White at the restaurant Harvey's and under chef Albert Roux at La Gavroche.

What is a good meal to cook for today? ›

27 Easy Recipes For Dinner
  • Honey mustard chicken chopped salad. Sheet pan nacho chicken. Bruschetta quinoa zucchini boats. ...
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What is a good hour for dinner? ›

While studies suggest that eating between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. is beneficial for overall health, if that doesn't fit your schedule, she says to try to stop eating at least three hours before bed to avoid issues like acid reflux.

Where do I find my home chef recipes? ›

On the desktop, you can either go to our menu or your account dashboard and click on the recipe you're interested in. (On the menu, you can use the arrows at the top of the page to navigate to different weeks.)

How many people search for recipes online? ›

The web is now the dinnertime go-to as 62% of people find their recipes online, overtaking the 59% who prefer traditional cookbooks and the 47% who get most of their ideas from friends and family. In fact, the Internet is such a staple in our lives that only 8% of people say they've never used it for cookery help.

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