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Mary Berry's 'cheat' chicken lasagne recipe is creamy and prepared in 30 minutes (opens the original)
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Perfect for feeding the whole family, or for popping in the freezer for another occasion, a chicken lasagne is straightforward to prepare, cook and enjoy. Mary Berry admitted: "I've cheated with the white sauce and made a quick creamy sauce instead." In her Mary Berry Cook and Share cookbook, the iconic cook said in the recipe notes: "There are fewer layers than in a traditional lasagne but it's still creamy and delicious." Sharing a professional cooking tip, she revealed: "Soaking the lasagne s
Stop cooking rice in water when alternative method gives much more flavour (opens the original)
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Rice is one of the world’s most important staple foods, but there’s much more to it than simply being a source of carbohydrates. Brown rice retains the bran and germ, meaning it generally contains more fibre and micronutrients than white rice, while some countries fortify white rice with added vitamins and minerals. Different types of rice require different amounts of water and cooking times. Basmati is known for its long, fluffy grains, while arborio releases more starch during cooking, giving
Mushrooms will be 'ridiculously flavourful' if you ditch the butter (opens the original)
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Mushrooms are incredibly versatile; they make a wonderful addition to a full cooked breakfast, complement scrambled eggs beautifully, and work perfectly in a hearty stew. Boasting a satisfyingly meaty flavour, chef Lucas Sin has now revealed a rather unconventional method of cooking them. On his YouTube channel, Why It Works, the chef demonstrated how boiling mushrooms can produce the most "delicious" batch you'll ever have made. Explaining the science behind the technique, Lucas described how m
'I visited a UK seaside town with a healthy high street — can't wait to return' (opens the original)
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The UK has no shortage of beautiful places to visit. From ancient woodlands, to charming villages there is so much to explore on our doorstep. If it's a seaside town you fancy, you're in luck — the UK has plenty of those too. One of these charming towns is a hotspot for tourists looking to sample delicious, fresh seafood as well as explore art galleries and boutiques. The town of Whitstable in Kent is gorgeous in the summer sun, but as journalist Chanelle Georgina found out, it's just as good wh
Jeremy Vine's beloved British seaside town he visits 'summer after summer' (opens the original)
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Jeremy Vine has been making regular trips to one beloved coastal retreat for more than two decades. It even featured it in his book series, Sidmouth Murder Mysteries. In his debut whodunnit novel, Murder On Line One, one seaside stretch along the English Channel takes centre stage: Sidmouth in Devon, where a "massive wave" sweeps a couple of his characters out to sea. In a piece for The Guardian last year, the 61-year-old BBC Radio 2 presenter shared what first drew him to the Devonshire town. O
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