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Better on day two, which makes it the single most useful thing to cook ahead for a big meal.
Parboil, rough them up, and use more fat than you are comfortable with. Anything less and you get roast potatoes; this way you get the good ones.
Ten minutes, no cooking, and it wakes up anything you serve it next to. Use the hardest, greenest mangoes you can find.
No mixer, no stand time beyond an hour, cooked in a dry pan. This is what I make when someone turns up unannounced.
Bought puff pastry, homemade custard. Purists will object; they can spend their Saturday laminating and I will eat mine warm at 4pm.
A thin, buttery sheet cake with more fruit than batter. Made for late-summer plums that are slightly too sour to eat raw.
Steeped, not boiled, which keeps it tart and floral instead of stewed. Make a jug in the morning and it is better by dinner.