Start Here – Fodder for Foodies

The recipes on Fodder for Foodies include a few handy tools to facilitate your cooking.

To start with, all of the recipes are organised into one of 8 possible categories:

Devils on Horseback: bits, dips and spreads to serve with drinks or as a starter for informal entertaining.
Stable Soups: smooth, chunky and chilled soups for a simple lunch, satisfying supper or sophisticated starter.
Free Style Salads: salad suggestions and great pairings
Under Starters Orders: starters, light lunches, simple suppers — some are vegetarian too.
Mane Courses: meat, poultry, game and fish both casseroled and roasted.
Vaulting Veggies: a mix of vegetarian recipes and side dishes for your manes
Sliding stop sweets: a variety of truly memorable desserts, cakes and biscuits.
Back Up Basics: both sweet and savoury recipes for your reference

To view all of the recipes in a single category, just click “browse” in either the sidebar recipe search tool or at the top of the recipes page.

Each recipe on this site comes with a handful of tools to facilitate your cooking.

Printing: in the top right-hand corner of each recipe, there is a large print icon that will allow you to choose which information you’d like printed as part of the recipe before printing it.
Full screen: again in the top right-hand corner of each recipe, there is an icon with 4 arrows pointing in different directions. Clicking this will display the recipe for you in full screen.
Quantities calculator: each recipe tells you how many servings it will yield. If you would like to double/half/etc. the recipe, you can do so by clicking on the serving quantity and choosing the appropriate option from the dropdown. The ingredient quantities will automatically update for you.
Ingredient checklist: to the left of each ingredient is a checkbox you can click during prep to ensure that you have everything in place before you start the recipe.
Timers: you will often find links that look like this throughout the recipes on here: 15 seconds. Clicking them will start a timer pre-set to the correct duration. When the timer finishes it will make one chime sound (make sure you have your volume turned up).