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Jo's Kitchen Larder

4.9· 99 reviews
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Sharon
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Hi Jo, the results from Jo's Kitchen Larder are fantastic. I swapped the barley malt for baking soda in the boiling water, but the dough still turned out perfectly chewy. The allspice adds a lovely, subtle depth that really elevates the flavor. I’ll definitely be making these a regular staple now—thanks for the great recipe!

Christine
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I recently tried a cake at Jo's Kitchen Larder, and it was incredibly light and delicious. Everyone who tasted it wanted the recipe! It has such a fresh, summery vibe, but since the strawberries are available year-round, I can enjoy this treat anytime. I’m looking forward to experimenting with other seasonal fruits soon.

Carol Walden
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Jo's Kitchen Larder baked goods are truly impressive. The golden syrup brought out a perfect level of sweetness, and they were ready in just 23 minutes—likely because my oven runs a bit hot. I adapted the recipe by using gluten-free oats to accommodate my son’s coeliac disease, and the result was excellent. These treats are so popular that they won't last long in my house, and I will certainly be making them again.

Marc
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The flapjacks from Jo's Kitchen Larder were a bit dense and lacked sufficient sweetness for my taste. I also found the recipe instructions a bit ambiguous regarding oven settings, as they didn't specify whether 160 degrees referred to a conventional or fan-assisted oven, which caught me off guard since I'm not an experienced baker.

Eline
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Jo's Kitchen Larder recipes are absolute winners! I baked this for Valentine's Day and it was a huge hit. I tweaked the recipe by swapping the oil for applesauce and cutting back on the sugar—replacing 80g with Stevia—and the result was perfect. Even my non-vegan family loved it. Pairing it with a simple cashew coconut cream made it truly divine. Thanks for the great recipe!

Caroline Addenbrooke
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I baked these for a Sunday treat and they turned out amazingly delicious. They’ve officially earned a spot in my collection of go-to recipes. Since I’m not big on sweetness, I cut the sugar in half and slightly reduced the rhubarb amount to balance the tartness. The result was absolutely divine and the whole process was quick and easy. Even with those tweaks, Jo's Kitchen Larder's recipe is a fantastic find—I highly recommend it!

Paula
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Just stumbled upon Jo's Kitchen Larder online and couldn't resist trying your muffin recipe. They turned out absolutely mouth-watering! I whipped up a batch last night with some plain chocolate mixed in, and my nine-year-old is already devouring them, so I doubt any will make it to the freezer. Thanks for sharing such a wonderful recipe, Paula.

Denise
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I made this dish for dinner tonight and it turned out fantastic. It was actually my first time using creme fraiche, and since I couldn't find lemons, I swapped them for lime to keep the flavor profile bright. I also paired it with the kale gnocchi from Trader Joe’s. The whole family loved it! I’m already looking forward to having the leftovers for lunch tomorrow. Thanks for sharing the recipe!

Sharon Hills
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Jo's Kitchen Larder has some fantastic recipes. I swapped oat milk for leftover whey from my own yogurt making and used a mix of strong white and wholemeal flour. It all worked perfectly in my Kenwood Chef K-mix. My husband was so impressed with the result that he claims he’ll never buy shop-bought rolls again.

Colleen | Bakes & Blunders
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Baking enthusiasts who, like me, enjoy the tactile experience of kneading dough by hand after using a stand mixer will definitely appreciate this. The Jo's Kitchen Larder bread recipe looks absolutely fantastic, so I’m saving it for my next attempt.

Phil
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I baked Jo's Kitchen Larder's mix yesterday and it turned out both tasty and incredibly simple. I did wonder if the recommended temperature of 160°C applies to conventional ovens, meaning 140°C for fan-assisted models. I’m keen to make another batch now, but sadly I’m down to just one banana.

Monika Dabrowski
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Jo's Kitchen Larder offers some truly tasty and straightforward recipes, which is a lifesaver right now. I love that they don't require a long list of ingredients, making them perfect for those times when my pantry is running low. It’s great to find meals that are easy to whip up without needing a trip to the store for everything.

Pollyanna
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I’ve been making a lot of falafel and chickpea patties lately, and Jo’s Kitchen Larder’s recipe really stands out. Usually, I end up with crumbling burgers that lack flavor, but these held together perfectly and had incredible texture. They are absolutely delicious. I’m definitely making them again and can’t wait to share this find with my friends.

Aimee Mars
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Jo's Kitchen Larder really nails the balance of flavors. I appreciate that their dishes aren't reliant on heavy cream, allowing the natural taste of the healthy ingredients to shine through without getting muddled by milk. It’s a perfect choice for cozying up with during the fall and winter months.

Lizet Bowen
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Jo's Kitchen Larder is definitely on my radar now. I am a huge fan of potato soup, to the point where I could easily eat it every single day. I also need to start keeping an eye out for leeks, since that is an ingredient I haven't explored much yet and I am planning to cook with this fall. Appreciate the inspiration shared via #CookBlogShare!

Michelle Rolfe
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Jo's Kitchen Larder has become a staple in my kitchen, especially for the Leek and Tattie soup that my kids absolutely love. It’s become such a family favorite that no matter the size of the pot, they finish it almost daily until it’s gone. I really appreciate the suggestion to add celeriac; I usually end up with a bit of roasted celeriac leftover, so I’m definitely making sure to include it in the mix next time. Thanks for sharing this gem with #cookblogshare, Michelle x

Lou | Crumbs and Corkscrews
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Those blondies look absolutely delicious! White chocolate and raspberry is one of my absolute favorite flavor combos, so seeing them on your menu at Jo's Kitchen Larder really caught my eye. I’ve baked my fair share of brownies over the years, but I haven’t tried making blondies nearly as often. I’m definitely going to have to give these a try soon.

Jenny Walters
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Jo’s recipe was absolutely brilliant! I’m a huge fan of her traybake style, and these blondies looked truly epic—a great choice for keeping kids entertained during the school holidays. They looked so pretty, too. I hope you enjoyed a lovely summer and didn’t end up too exhausted. Thanks again for teaming up with me on the #BakingCrumbs challenge!

Jacqueline Bellefontaine
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Asparagus is one of my absolute favorites, especially the crisp local harvests from Suffolk, though I tend to be a bit of an overindulger when they are in season. I have a real soft spot for serving it simply with a poached egg and a generous grind of black pepper. It is delicious! Thanks for featuring this on #CookBlogShare. P.S. I’ve never actually peeled asparagus in my entire life!

Sylvie | The Foodie Journey
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Jo's Kitchen Larder really knows how to make a dessert look irresistible. I’ve been stalking their social media feed and their cheesecakes just get more and more tempting with every post. It’s hands down the most mouthwatering cheesecake I’ve ever laid eyes on—I can practically taste it already and can’t wait to take a bite.

Jacqueline Debono
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Jo's Kitchen Larder truly nailed the presentation with this cheesecake—the marble design looks absolutely stunning. I’m usually not familiar with twarog, so I’ll have to keep an eye out for it, but since it might not be readily available here in Italy, I’m happy to know quark is a suitable substitute.

Heidy L. McCallum
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Jo's Kitchen Larder has truly set the bar high with this cheesecake presentation. It’s the kind of result that makes any home baker envious. I’m genuinely impressed by the quality and am already planning to recreate this treat, hoping to capture even a fraction of that professional polish.

Anna | Once Upon A Food Blog
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I’ve been wanting to try wild garlic for ages, and the idea of foraging for some free ingredients appeals to me. The dish at Jo's Kitchen Larder looks absolutely delicious. As a big fan of salmon, I cook it regularly, just like the recipes you share. It’s not everyone’s favorite in my household, though; Dan and my youngest eat it, but my eldest refuses it and sticks to her Quorn burger.

Michelle Frank | Flipped-Out Food
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As a dedicated salmon lover with a non-salmon husband, I often treat myself to a fillet, and this recipe is the perfect excuse for a solo gourmet night at home. I was hoping to source wild garlic from the farmers' market, but with 3–5 inches of snow expected this weekend, that’s unlikely. Still, I appreciate the generous amount of broccoli in the dish. Thanks, Jo's Kitchen Larder, for sharing such a delicious Wild Garlic Pesto Baked Salmon with Gnocchi recipe on #CookBlogShare!

jenny paulin
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It’s great to see Jo's Kitchen Larder starting the week with a genuinely healthy option, especially after all the rich cheesecakes and Bakewell tarts I’ve been eyeing! The muffins look incredibly light and fluffy. Since I’m constantly trying to use up overripe bananas, this seems like the perfect recipe. I also really appreciate that they are low sugar, making them an ideal choice for kids’ lunchboxes or after-school snacks. Thanks for sharing these delicious ideas with #Bakeoftheweek!

jenny walters
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Jo’s Kitchen Larder really knows how to serve a comforting breakfast! I’m definitely making this dish myself because I love how simple it is—just a bowl and spoon to dig in. It’s the kind of meal that just feels right. I plan to add some chocolate to the mix, too. Thanks for the recipe inspiration!

Eb Gargano | Easy Peasy Foodie
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Jo's Kitchen Larder really knows how to make weeknight cooking a breeze. The recipes are incredibly practical and family-friendly, often coming together in minutes with just a handful of ingredients. As someone who is always on the lookout for great falafel or a solid burger recipe, this is exactly what I was hoping for. It’s a welcome addition to the #CookBlogShare feature.

Mandy
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Jo's Kitchen Larder really knows their stuff. Gram flour is easily one of my favorite ingredients because of its incredible versatility. I use it constantly—whether I’m binding vegetable fritters together or whipping up a vegan omelette, it works beautifully. A solid choice for any home cook.

Corina Blum
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Jo’s Kitchen Larder always inspires me! Your falafel looks so appetizing, especially knowing your kids enjoy them too. I’ve been experimenting with chickpea recipes lately for my picky eater, and it’s a win when veggies sneak in. I’m definitely looking into your recipes to see if I can convince her to pair carrots with those chickpeas. Appreciate you sharing with #CookOnceEatTwice!

Phil in the Kitchen
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It’s great to find a recipe that helps use up that surplus of chickpea jars. While Jo’s Kitchen Larder doesn’t stock the exotic colored carrots I was hoping for, I’m happy to pair this dish with some of their chili sauce. Gram flour is such a versatile ingredient, especially if you’re a fan of socca like me.

Michelle Frank | Flipped-Out Food
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As a huge fan of Chicken Tikka Masala, I was thrilled to find this gem from Jo's Kitchen Larder. It truly lives up to the reputation of Britain offering some of the best Indian cuisine in the world. The dish is absolutely delicious and is now at the top of my list for family meals. Can't wait to serve it!

jacqui
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Jo's Kitchen Larder really knows how to make food look good. That Jamie-inspired curry is a total game-changer—visually stunning and looking absolutely mouth-watering. It’s a shame that recipes this good don’t get the attention they deserve, but with photos like this, it’s hard to ignore. Thanks for sharing this delicious-looking dish with the #CookBlogShare community; you’ve definitely inspired me to finally revisit and re-shoot my own older posts.

Corina Blum
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Love the look of this at Jo's Kitchen Larder! It really brings back memories of my cooking days. I’ve gotten so used to skipping fresh chilies and just using flakes at the end—something my pre-kids self would have hated. My sister is similar; she loves the spice but avoids the heat, so she leaves chilies out of her curries. I used to tease her for it, but now I do the exact same thing for my own family. Thanks for the inspiration with #CookOnceEatTwice x

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About Jo's Kitchen Larder

Jo's Kitchen Larder is a recipe blog created by Jo, a mother of two based in the South East of England. The site shares simple, family-friendly sweet and savoury recipes that are mostly plant-centred and seasonal. It features a wide range of content including breads, muffins, salads, soups, comfort food dishes, and how-to cooking guides, along with specific sections for ingredients such as broad beans, strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, and rhubarb. Visitors can browse trending and latest recipes, access a free bread baking guide, and subscribe to a newsletter for updates. The blog also includes an "About" page introducing Jo and links to her social media accounts on Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest.