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This is a vegetarian stock that I serve over couscous. It's also good on its own. Hard-boiled eggs can be added according to the number of people being served.
 
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A gorgeously creamy leek soup with a sharp cheese and mustard kick. It makes a delicious lunch served with cheese and onion bread or walnut bread. Plus, it's vegetarian too!
 
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This is pure heaven - well I think so anyway! It's sweet, melts in your mouth but is not chewy. This version is flavoured with chocolate and it makes a great gift. I always make some for my daughter's teachers at Christmas.
 
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A sticky toffee sauce that's perfect for ice cream, sponge puddings or fruit.
 
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I think this was the first recipe I learnt!! There is no baking involved so these are much quicker. You boil the potatoes first, then make the filling, then pop them under the grill. Pure comfort food!
 
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The proportions are arbritary just use what you want and be patient!
 
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A delightfully light refreshing side dish of marinated cucumber, red onion, fresh coriander and peanuts. It goes wonderfully with Asian-inspired barbecued meats. Hope you enjoy it!
 
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A lovely combination of chesse and sweet poatoes makes this a rich, smooth, comforting soup! A lovely starter for a dinner party during autumn or winter.
 
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A delicious and creamy leek and bacon soup recipe from Germany! It's called "Lauchrahmsuppe mit Speck" in German. Perfect for cold wintery days.
 
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This is a very plain and simple vegetarian pasta recipe that was born out of the imagination of 3 hungry friends in Brighton, who thougt adding a bit of port in the sauce wouldn't hurt.
 
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This is the recipe for Korean-style (Brown) seaweed soup. It's a traditional birth dish in Korea and every women who gives birth eats this soup because they believe that seaweed soup helps their milk production. Look for dried seaweed in Asian supermarkets or buy online.
 
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You can easily get the ingredients in any Asian supermarket. But be careful, this is super spicy - which is the best way to eat Tom Yum! You can use chicken instead of fish if you prefer.
 
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This soup is incredibly simple to make and you only need a few ingredients. It's light and fresh, plus it freezes really well too.
 
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A delicious simple soup without too much heat, excellent as a wintery starter to a dinner party. The spice works wonderfully with the sweetness of the parsnips. Serve with crusty white bread.
 
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This is a Greek recipe for prawn saganaki which is great as a starter or meze. It is a delicious dish that I'd only tried in restaurants, but when I tried to make it at home I found that I can make it just as well. Serve with nice crusty bread to mop up all the gorgeous sauce.
 
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This is a lovely seafood pasta dish made with red wine, cream and garlic. It tastes stunning and is really simple to make.
 
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These roasties are lovely and crispy, perfect for all roast dinners. The tumeric gives a nice colour, but it isn't important for the taste.
 
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This is an easy to make refreshing drink made from elderflowers. These start to make an appearance around June. Once made and bottled it can be frozen and used when required. I first made it with my children who helped to pick the flowers and then make the drink. They still enjoy it and is now an early summer ritual. It's nice as a gin mixer, or diluted with soda or sparkling water for a change. Can be made without the oranges and less lemon according to your preference.
 
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A classic African dish which can be served as an accompaniment to dishes such as Egusi Soup, a rich spicy soup. Traditionally this dish is eaten communally using the hands. A small amount is rolled in the hand, then dipped into the soup before being eaten.
 
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There are so many types of pesto available now; choose basil, sundried tomato, coriander or porcini pesto - depending on the main dish. By simply adding one tablespoon of pesto to boiled potatoes then mashing, it adds a delicious alternative with a hint of colour to the usual mash....and guess what.....the kids just love it too! You could also add some sundried tomatoes and top with a little grated Cheddar and black pepper.
 
 
    
 
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