Posts in: 'Recipes'
Italian Bread and Cheese Dumplings
Posted: 15 December '11 by Niall
These Canederli – or Italian bread and cheese dumplings – are so good, you wouldn’t know the meatballs are just made with bread! Great for using up any stale bread you might have, they take no time at all to make and are really tasty.
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West African Beef Mafe (or peanut butter stew)
Posted: 13 December '11 by Niall
Fancy spicing up your usual beef stew with a little West African flavour? Here’s a recipe for a traditional Senegalese stew called Mafe. A little chilli, some tomatoes and a spoonful of peanut butter gives the dish a quirky twist, and wonderful flavour!
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The Great Christmas Mince Pie Recipe Mash-up
Posted: 01 December '11 by Niall
Whether it’s Heston’s pine-scented effort or something more traditional, nothing says Christmas like a plate of sugar-dusted mince pies. Here’s our favourite recipe for mince pies, a mash-up of Delia Smith’s mincemeat and Ainsley Harriott’s wonderful, crumbly pastry – you’ll never bother with shop bought mince pies again!
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The Perfect Shepherd’s Pie
Posted: 22 November '11 by Niall
Shepherd’s pie is the epitome of comfort food – a thick layer of fluffy potato, spicy and rich lamb, and a bubbling crust of cheddar cheese. Here’s our recipe..
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Homemade Limoncello Liqueur by Catherine Fulvio – Part 2
Posted: 09 September '11 by Kelly
We’ve waited for 3 weeks or so, and the vodka has been well and truly infused with all of that lemon. It’s time to finish Catherine Fulvio’s Limoncello recipe!
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Spiced Apple Chutney
Posted: 02 September '11 by Niall
Here’s a recipe for a classic spiced apple chutney. It’s so good with cheeses, pork pies, or some cold roast ham – and so easy to make!
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Thai Red Curry with King Prawns
Posted: 25 August '11 by Niall
Thai Red Curry is spicy, packed with wonderful flavours and aromas, and hot hot hot! With a mixture of dried birds-eye chillies and fresh red chillies, you’d better make sure you’ve a cold beer to hand to put the flames out.
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Homemade Limoncello Liqueur by Catherine Fulvio – Part 1
Posted: 19 August '11 by Niall
Get your own piece of la dolce vita with Catherine Fulvio’s recipe for homemade Limoncello. The Italian liqueur is a specialty of the South of Italy and Sicily, usually served as a digestivo, and is bursting with lemon flavour – and alcohol!
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