This simple technique for cooking the courgettes really harnesses their natural flavours unlike roasting them, where you can lose the freshness. I use dense flesh varieties as they have less water content and are therefore sweeter; and the mint-chilli combination is a perfect partner for courgette.
You could use any grilling-beef cut you like but I like the flavour and texture of bavette and it’s quite economical- it’s not used so much in the UK but you’ll find it all over Sicily and Europe.
– Ben Tish
800g beef bavette, cut into 4 steaks
100ml extra virgin olive oil
1 large red chilli, deseeded and finely chopped
3 cloves garlic, finely sliced
2 tsp fennel seeds, lightly crushed
70ml balsamic vinegar
4 heavy fleshed, fresh courgettes – Italian varieties such as Romano or Grezzina or a British grown variety- very finely sliced
Juice half lemon
½ bunch fresh mint
50g unsalted butter
Sea salt, olive oil and black pepper for cooking
Gremolata
2 tablespoons finely chopped flat-leaf parsley
1 tablespoon finely chopped marjoram or oregano leaves
1 garlic clove, finely chopped
1 shallot, finely chopped
zest and juice of ½ lemon
50ml extra virgin olive oil
Sea salt and black pepper
For the Gremolata – mix everything together, season well and leave for an hour before use.
September lunches, best enjoyed slowly.
Salade Niçoise and a glass of rosé at The Barley Mow.
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This month’s Dish with Tish is a rather delicious sign that autumn is on its way.
We’re pairing sweet Grapes with punchy Stichelton, Caramelised Onions and Crispy Sage for a Flatbread worthy of the new season.
Make it, tear into it and try your best to share.
Full recipe via the link in bio.
A little look at The Orange. In, out and around the bar
This is a pub that wears its colours well.
#theorange #londonpubs #pubinteriors
We took the Cubitt House team out of London for a day with our friends at Fielden Rye Whisky, getting to know the people, places and process behind the English whisky now pouring across our pubs.
There was a wander through the fields, a look behind the scenes and, most importantly, a little tasting along the way.
You can find the fruits of our research behind the bar with our new Fielden Rye Whisky cocktails throughout September.
We’re raising a glass to English whisky this September.
Fielden Rye Whisky has taken its place behind our bars, and to mark the occasion our teams have been stirring and shaking a new collection of cocktails made for the changing season.
Meet the bright and refreshing Roffignac, with Fielden Rye Whisky, Raspberry Shrub and Lemon, or settle in with the richer Seigle d’Or, with English White Vermouth, Honey Cordial and Orange Bitters.
A rather good reason for one more, we think.
Discover our Fielden Rye Whisky cocktails across all eight Cubitt House pubs throughout September.
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