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Canape hour: Three recipes to accompany your weekend cocktail (opens the original)
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These canapes are great for guests or for treating yourself, and pair perfectly with a cocktail. These are fun to scoop. Use a bit of cone as a scoop, or a small fork. There are endless options for filling these little delights. I have used my favourite, with a creamy, slightly spicy guacamole. 1 tsp ground cumin, coriander and paprika 2. Soften the tortilla wraps in the microwave for 20 seconds. Press them into small muffin tins. Spray with a little oil. Bake for 12 minutes. Remove and cool com
Spring Reset: Fresh, crunchy recipes to shake off winter (opens the original)
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These recipes focus on freshness, colour, crunch, and a healthy kick. I have been making this all winter and rolling on into spring. Beans have been a comeback in my weekly meal prep. Tasting even better the day after making, a double recipe is always a good idea. 1. In a large heavy-based pot, warm the oil. Add the onion, garlic and carrot, cooking for 8 minutes until lightly browned. 2. Add the lemon zest, thyme and drained beans, heating slowly for 10 minutes. 3. Stir through the parsley, sal
Recipes for weekend indulgence: Pork ramen, chicken pies and banoffee pie (opens the original)
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Weekends are the time to slow down, treat yourself to something indulgent, whether spicy or a good old pie, while sitting around the table with family and friends. On a chilly day, this is quick and simple. The key is a really good chicken stock. If you have some in the freezer, use it. Add whatever green you have in the fridge. 2 spring onions, chopped into 2cm pieces 1. In a large pot, warm the oil. Add the onion, garlic, ginger and chilli and cook for a few minutes to soften. Pour in the stoc
Three new recipes to celebrate spring's impending arrival (opens the original)
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Don’t we love the arrival of spring, with an abundance of green and colourful food? It’s a season of green, tender vegetables and citrus galore. 2 Tbsp pomegranate molasses or vinocotta vinegar 1. Place a hand towel in a sieve. Spoon in the yoghurt and stir through the salt. Place over a bowl in the fridge for at least 3 hours. Tip into a bowl and add the 1 tablespoon olive oil, zest and juice, stirring through. Set aside. 2. Cook the grains according to the packet instructions in salted water.
Three stylish canape recipes that make hosting easy (opens the original)
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Easy to eat standing up, but polished enough for your fanciest gathering, these elegant little skewers and pancakes are made for grazing, mingling, and going back for seconds. Salmon caviar can be found at a good fishmonger. It adds a little burst of flavour as it pops in your mouth and looks so pretty. It is worth hunting out. 1. Cut the salmon into even-sized cubes. Place into a large bowl. 2. Cut the spring onion into 4cm pieces, then slice into thin strips. Place the strips in a bowl of icy
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