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Make Your Own... Creamed Corn
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During my final year of school I survived mostly on jaffles. Golden toasted bread with oozing melted cheese, tomatoes and plenty of tinned c...
This Week's Recipe: Onion Bread
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Why Onion Bread? Baking bread at home is not as tricky as most think. People relish in the art of baking cakes, cup cakes, slices and biscui...
Make your own... Roast Tomato Passata
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Enjoy the sweetness of tomatoes all year round. This beautifully rich tomato sauce is great on pastas, pizzas or in stews - bringing a litt...
This Week's Recipe: Moroccan Apricot and Almond Couscous
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Why Apricot and Almond Couscous? My first memories of couscous were not promising. However it is these memories that made me realise that co...
Make Your Own... Potato Rösti
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Made from grated potato that is formed into rounds and fried, potato röstis are the Swiss version of the hash brown. Traditionally eaten for...
This Week's Recipe: New Coleslaw
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Why Coleslaw? When you hear coleslaw what comes to mind? For me it is left over bowls of raw shredded cabbage and carrots and sad looking ra...
Make Your Own... Praline
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Praline is a sweet made from caramelised sugar mixed with nuts. Traditionally praline in Europe is made with almonds or hazelnuts and is use...
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Make Your Own... Creamed Corn
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Make your own... Roast Tomato Passata
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Make Your Own... Potato Rösti
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