Yotam Ottolenghi recipes
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Ditch the candles and flowers this 14 February, and cook from the heart instead
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The longer you leave chicken to cook, the deeper and more intense its flavour will be
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Sliders, or mini-burgers, are all the rage these days, but there’s no law that says you have to fill them with meat
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When the weather or the news are getting you down, transport yourself to your own island paradise by cooking with fresh coconut
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Capers pack a flavour punch way above their weight, so use them sparingly
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A warming, comforting soup ticks all the boxes for January eating
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A bit of home baking will help use up that stilton, cheddar and parmesan mountain, plus bowls of dates and apples
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Forget turkey sandwiches. The food I’ll be craving after the Christmas feast will feature noodles in a big way
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From peppers stuffed with chorizo and almonds to burnt sprouts with a cheesy, gingery dressing: oven bakes, roasts and charred dishes for maximum comfort
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I find it amazing that we’ll happily teach teenagers to drive before they can work the oven. Get them started with these easy recipes…
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Four brilliant bakes to make the home cook the star of the show this Christmas, from festive biscuits to celebratory puddings
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They’re the second most popular nuts in the world, but in my kitchen they rule the roost. Here’s why…
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Whether you use butternut, coquina or queen, make sure you put squash on the menu this autumn
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Chestnuts are one of the true flavours of autumn, and they’re as handy an ingredient for savoury dishes as for sweet
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The month-long #CookForSyria campaign is the perfect excuse to have a celebratory feast and do some good into the bargain
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Sweet, earthy and incredibly versatile: there’s more to beetroot than meets the eye
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There’s a very good reason our ancestors cooked meat and grain in the same pot: the combination is comforting, filling and mouth-watering
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Peppers are usually the support act, so make them the stars of the show with a mixed pepper and feta tart, roast baby peppers with paneer and chilli and ginger dressing, and stuffed peppers with lamb and egg
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As autumn kicks in, fresh tomatoes can still give us one glorious final taste of summer
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Grapes every which way: in a burrata and basil salad, with chicken and fennel, and in a boozy, pomegranate-scented granita
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The Ottolenghi Cookbook came about because so many customers asked for our recipes (not least that bean salad) that we didn’t really have a choice
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Jam and jelly are great ways to preserve blackberries, whether bought or foraged. But this year I’ve decided to pickle them – with brilliant results
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Yotam Ottolenghi celebrates his 500th column by revisiting a favourite ingredient
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It’s 10 years since this column began, and I still love aubergine as much now as I did then
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British summer means chard season, so get busy with soups, gratins, tarts and pastries (cheese optional, but advisable)
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Never tried raspberries with peaches? Start now
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Perk up your plates, and your mood, with a cheery summer salad
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There’s no law that says roast chicken is just for Sunday lunch
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When it’s hot outside, pudding needs to be something cooling, and nothing does that better than ice-cream. And lollies. And sorbet. And semifreddo
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What’s the difference between a dip, a spread and a paste? It really doesn’t matter when they’re this tasty…
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Forget strawberries: for me, gooseberries are the true taste of British summertime
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