Debora Robertson
Professional chef
Recipes

Blood Orange Seed Cake
Debora Robertson · Notes From A Small Kitchen Island
This simple seeded loaf cake is a celebration of seasonal blood oranges but can just as easily be made with regular oranges.

Carbonnade de Boeuf
Debora Robertson · Notes From A Small Kitchen Island
This hearty French beef stew is the very definition of comfort food; perfect for chilly evenings. Serve with potatoes cooked to your liking.

Clissold Park Christmas Crinkle Cookies
Debora Robertson · Notes From A Small Kitchen Island
These Christmas crinkle cookies from Deborah Robertson provide the ultimate chocolatey, vanilla-y goodness to evoke Christmas and comfort.

Gruyére and Anchovy Puffs
Debora Robertson · Notes From A Small Kitchen Island
These are so delicious with drinks. Do not deprive yourself.

Meringues for Queen Sophia
Debora Robertson · Notes From A Small Kitchen Island
A decadent sweet dessert of praline, coffee meringue and cream whipped up into something akin to an Eton Mess.

My Favourite Potato Salad
Debora Robertson · Notes From A Small Kitchen Island
This easy potato salad is an elevated take on a classic side and is sure to be a crowd favourite at any summer barbecue.

Negroni Marmalade
Debora Robertson · Notes From A Small Kitchen Island
The classic ingredients of a Negroni (campari, gin, vermouth) add a little something special to this marmalade recipe from Deborah Robertson.

Peach and Raspberry Jam
Debora Robertson · Notes From A Small Kitchen Island
Soft and sweet this peach and raspberry jam from Debora Robertson can be swirled through yoghurt, spread on scones or enjoyed on toast.

Quick Berry Crostata
Debora Robertson · Notes From A Small Kitchen Island
This easy fruit and berry crostata is the perfect summer showstopper dessert that tastes as good as it looks.
Sardine and Sweet Potato Bake
Debora Robertson · Dogs' Dinners: The Healthy, Happy Way to Feed Your Dog
Sardines are so delicious, nutritious and - a great doggy bonus - smelly. This is a very easy dish and, because it whiffs a bit, it's a great vehicle for hiding medication for pill-averse hounds. This is quite delicious just as it is, if you would like to serve it for your human companions. Remove the foil for the last 10 minutes to let the top crisp up a bit and serve with a green salad.

Sticky Honey Chicken Wings
Debora Robertson · Notes From A Small Kitchen Island
These easy honey-marinated chicken wings are perfect for summer barbecue season and are served with a cooling herby dip.