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Talk about snap chat: sesame seeds bring a deep, nutty tone to cheesecake and panna cotta, and you can even make your own brittle, says Nigel Slater
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The chef shares some of the dishes that have made Melbourne’s Supernormal restaurant so popular
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King of puddings: A few bags of elder blooms can quickly become a refreshing cordial. But far more enticing on a hot summer’s day is a cooling sorbet with a pistachio biscuit companion
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A cook’s kitchen: Caravan’s Miles Kirby battles tea towel towers in pursuit of a clutter-free cooking space... to make these chocolate butter cookies
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Transform your onions with a quick bath in something sour
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Ignore the spurious dietary claims about spiralised veg – they are a great tool for delivering flavour
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Yotam OttolenghiYotam OttolenghiYotam Ottolenghi’s recipes for quick-pickled onionsTransform your onions with a quick bath in something sour
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Our weather may not be up to much, but the British need no excuse to eat outdoors
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Juicy slices of meat with a delicious sticky crust
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Guest cook: Delicately flavoured, soothingly supple poached meat cries out for colourful accompaniments: a tumble of spring veg alongside tender chicken, a fiery apple relish and potato rosti beside yielding beef ... and a broth that keeps on giving
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Put a spring in your step with a fresh take on seasonal veg
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King of puddings: Warmed with spices, yet light and fruity, apple strudel is not only the perfect pud for this time of year, its added Sound-of-Music nostalgia makes it emotionally satisfying, too
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It’s jersey royal season, which means there’s only one thing for it: eat as many of these deliciously earthy potatoes while you can
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The modern cook: New potatoes need little more than salt to excel, but amaze with a dab of aioli, summer tartare, bravas or salmoriglio. And baked with tomatoes they yield to a sticky sweetness ...
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In his latest recipe collection, leading Australian chef Luke Mangan has delicious and easy recipes for sharing meals with friends
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In our last extract from Luke Mangan’s latest recipe collection Sharing Plates, the Australian chef shares one of his favourite anytime desserts
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Although a colourful cake would no doubt please both young and old alike, an indulgently deep and dark dessert is a more gronwup – but equally delicious – option
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Weekends are a time to have fun in the kitchen, so this week I’m doing Japanese fried chicken in tacos with a spicy mayo, and banoffee pie with a sticky Mexican sauce
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There’s an art to mushy peas, starting with a proper portion size
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In his latest recipe collection Sharing Plates, leading Australian chef Luke Mangan has delicious and easy recipes for sharing meals with friends
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After the long winter, it’s time to reawaken those tastebuds with sharp, zingy salads that make the most of the new season’s booty
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Spring has sprung, so gorge on those gorgeous green spears while their short season lasts. But don’t just stick to boiled or steamed and buttered: turn them into soup and risotto, too
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I love a deep-fried croquette. Here are my favourites, a Dutch prawn number and a spinach, pea and cheese version
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Home cooking should be about substance over style, and not the other way round
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From an indulgent omelette Arnold Bennett to a spicy ‘morning after’ taco – we have the brunch recipes to make your day
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Create brunch heaven at home with recipes for chicken and biscuits, scrambled eggs with crab, and potato pancakes
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Bartenders know the value of this versatile wine but you don’t have to work with liquor for a living to savour its joys
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