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I made porridge in the microwave, saucepan and slow cooker — clear winner (opens the original)
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After months of hot weather, autumn is finally here, which means it's officially porridge season. Porridge, also known as oatmeal, is a breakfast staple that dates back to the Neolithic period. While the classic version features rolled oats or oatmeal simmered in water or milk, many other grains — like rice, maize, wheat, barley, corn, triticale, and buckwheat — can be used. It's commonly flavoured with salt, sugar, honey, fruit, jam, or syrup, but in some cultures, porridge takes a savoury turn
I asked chefs how to make a better omelette — they all said the same (opens the original)
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Omelettes make a quick and easy dinner. Cooked well, they're soft, light and packed with tasty fillings such as mushrooms or cheese. But getting that smooth, creamy texture can be tricky. Cook the eggs for too long and your omelette can turn dry and rubbery. I asked chefs and cooking experts exactly how to get it right. While their methods varied, every expert suggested one critical step: thoroughly beating the eggs before adding them to the pan. Henry O'Connor, founder of UK egg brand Better Eg
I swapped hydrangeas for low-maintenance plant that blooms well into autumn (opens the original)
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As summer fades and most garden flowers begin to die back, French marigolds come into their own. While other plants give up at the first sign of cooler weather, marigolds keep producing vibrant orange, red and yellow blooms well into autumn - brightening borders and gardens when colour is hard to come by. I know this from experience. After years of trial and error on my south-facing coastal balcony, marigolds are the one plant I can rely on to stay colourful long after everything else has faded.
Window condensation will be gone if you use unexpected household item (opens the original)
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If you've ever woken to find water droplets forming on the inside of your windows, chances are you're dealing with a condensation issue. Condensation tends to be far more prevalent during the cooler months and can be made worse by cooking, showering and steam. Drying clothes indoors can also contribute to the problem, as water vapour released from the garments has nowhere to escape. With this in mind, fans of cleaning guru Mrs Hinch have revealed a straightforward technique for getting rid of co
I make butternut squash soup creamier and tastier by adding 75p ingredient (opens the original)
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The nights are drawing in, days are shortening, and temperatures are dropping-all signs that autumn is on its way. I love everything about autumn - the crisp air, pumpkin-spiced candles, cosy jumpers, and comforting food. It's the season for stews, soups, and pies, with root vegetables and squashes taking centre stage. Butternut squash is one of my favourites, and when blended into soup, it makes a delicious, warming supper, especially with crusty buttered bread. While there are countless butter
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