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The soup is great served warm or cold with a number of different toppings. Pick and choose from cheesy bread,
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These 5 ingredient salmon burger patties are allergy-friendly and delicious.
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These Simple Potato Gnocchi are easy to make and taste great with a variety of sweet and savoury toppings. Mad
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The classic French cinnamon tea cake made a little more posh with vanilla bean paste and fresh cherries.
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Inspired by Australian 1950s desserts, it combines the comfort of rice pudding with the wonderful flavours of
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Serve on their own with a side of (truffled) creme fraiche or with a bowl of clear borscht or Botwinka on the
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I chose to use organic chicken but that's my personal choice. Free range chicken is just as good an alternativ
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It really is a dish you can make your own: add (frozen mix of) carrots, peas, corn or roasted pumpkin, rocket,
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I used Brookfarm's macadamia oil and Kokomo's coconut water in this recipe, but feel free to use melted butter
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I used Barker's lemon curd in this recipe, but I'm pretty sure you could use other brands' curd if you can't g
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You can use cracked or whole pearl barley in this recipe. Personally, I prefer the whole grains. Cocoa powder
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Both recipes are super easy to make and taste delicious together. Serve with a side of roasted truss cherry to
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I used a slice of regular (toast) wholemeal bread and full cream cow's milk in this recipe. For a gluten and d
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You can use a teaspoon or a tablespoon to lay your dumplings, the first will just require a little shorter to
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I quite like the simplicity of chilli and coriander as the flavourings for this pizza, but feel free to sprink
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The Polish recipe calls for budyn, a powdered custard which might be tricky to find outside of Poland, so I us
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I didn't want to use the traditional paprika paste in this Goulash, because it can be hard to come by. Instead
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Chuck, blade or gravy beef is best for this recipe as it requires slow cooking. Organic is best. If you can't
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Known as placki zieminaczane in the South, and placki kartoflane in the North (obviously from German Kartoffel
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The following recipe is vegan, but please feel free to use good quality (organic) chicken stock and cultured b
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I used full size bocconcini for this recipe, but a buffalo mozarella ball of about the same total weight would
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I like a little spice so I added extra chilli powder to the mix, but if you have more sensistive taste buds, j
Posted 11 years ago
You could use chicken thigh fillets for this dish instead, but I like the slightly more refined flavour of qua
Posted 12 years ago
I actually prefer the lightness of spaghettini (angel hair spaghetti) in this dish, but if you like your pasta
Posted 12 years ago
I used Red D'Anjou pears but William or Buerre Bosc pears would be just as good. You could use canned chestnut
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A super quick and nutritious breakfast drink that can be customised to your liking. Add berries, stone fruit,
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If you're not into peanut butter, or are allergic, try them with some creamy brie and sour cherries. Otherwise
Posted 12 years ago
I used a pre-mixed green salad of baby kale, spinach, beet leaves and mixed mesculun. Feel free to add mixed c
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These are not as chewy or rubbery as the Thai fish cakes you get from many takeaways because they are egg-free
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Super quick and easy cake that's made in one bowl and tastes delicious with apples, pears, or peaches. We used
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You could use coconut yoghurt for a dairy-free version if you prefer. For a sweeter rendition, add some honey,
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The secret to the soup is in the pickles! Find ones that are pickled with salt only, such as the Eskal brand's
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I've changed the original Cuisinart recipe to incorporate freshly brewed espresso, extra cocoa and some freshl
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Use plums that are in peak season, over ripe is good and generally you'll usually find them heavily discounted
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There are a lot if ingredients, but it's more or less one of those throw everything together recipes. I love i
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Actual working time is around 15 minutes, but you need to allow 12-36 hours for the yoghurt to strain in the f
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