Tender green beans with a lovely crunch and a zing of lemon.
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Tender green beans with a lovely crunch and a zing of lemon.
A good old fashioned treat for kids, no matter how old!
An Easter treat for the family, and a good way to use up those left over buns with this hot cross pudding recipe idea from Sainsburys.
Pork with apples is a classic combination and the addition of a stuffing crust keeps the chops succulent and tender.
A spiced aromatic liquid or stock used mainly to poach fish and shellfish, court bouillon adds a flavour that would be lacking if the fish were cooked in plain water.
Try and recreate authentic homemade chorizo that tastes much better than the shop-bought varieties, and does not contain any artificial preservatives. A sausage machine either manual or electric would be a great help. Credits: espositosausage.com eyeonspain.com BBC Food – Mark Sargeant
The secret to great straccetti (literally, “little rags”) is using good olive oil, very thin slices of beef and just the right amount of salt and pepper.
Traditional Spanish chorizo is a very tasty sausage found all over Spain, each province having its own variation with most families having their own recipe. It can be fresh, which needs cooking, or cured, ready for eating.
This recipe for an old school sprinkles tray bake from ohlaliving.com will take you straight back to the school dining hall.
Jamie Olivers indulgent vanilla custard, great with crumbles and sponge cakes.