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Brunch eggsLooking around for inspiration for our Easter recipes we noticed that for many, Easter is a time layered deeply in tradition and festivity and for others, it can be very relaxing. Easter weekend for me is at home or at the family beach and rather than an elaborate dinner, it is a casual brunch. More |
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Versatile QuicheHere is another one of Karen’s delicious recipes – this time for a simple quiche. Her suggestion: Double this recipe, bake it in a rectangular tin (approx 20cm x 25cm), serve half for dinner and freeze the rest in one-person-sized portions to pick up as you run out the door in the morning. More |
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Onion tart with goats’ cheese and thymeAs promised, here is Karen’s recipe for onion and goats’ cheese tarts made with her Balsamic onion marmalade: |
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Balsamic onion marmaladeThis is another of our former colleague Karen’s fail-safe recipes. Later in the week we will be posting her delicious onion and goats’ cheese tart recipe made with this marmalade, but in the meantime this makes a great pantry staple. More |
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Chicken stock and chicken pot piesWhenever I cook sauces and soups I always kick myself that I don’t have fresh stock. The closest thing from the local supermarket is Gregg’s ‘real stock’, which I’m sorry I don’t think quite compares. More |
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Venison shanks with juniper berriesI love slow-cooked meat, casseroles, pork belly, and especially shanks on a cold winter night. It’s the ideal food to warm the soul and give you sustenance during the cold and flu season. The other great thing is that once you’ve got them into the oven you can sit back and relax in front of [...] More |
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