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Blackberry compote and macadamia praline sarnies? This is banana bread with a difference -
Kebabs fit for a sultan served with onions swimming in pomegranate syrup and roast potatoes with aïoli and pine nuts – a Middle Eastern odyssey
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Don’t plump for your usual tired old snack: liven things up with spiced fried tomatoes, cumin hummus or sweet potato fritters -
Using finely chopped stems as well as the leaves means your herbs will go three times further, as well as adding texture and panache to your cooking, such as in this ceviche recipe -
Fire up the barbecue and kick back with this refreshingly floral, whiskey-based summer cooler
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Kebabs fit for a sultan served with onions swimming in pomegranate syrup and roast potatoes with aïoli and pine nuts – a Middle Eastern odyssey
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This dish will get the kids slicing, stirring and seasoning to their hearts’ content -
From chicken tinga and black bean tacos to lemongrass chicken with green mango salad: children will love putting together these fragrant, tasty meals -
Pork and milk may not seem obvious bedfellows – until you try this slow braise, which results in magically tender meat and a beautiful, creamy sauce -
Old bread is the perfect vehicle for soaking up juices and marinades, adding texture to crisp, spatchcocked chicken or as a biscuity foil for creamy desserts
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A zesty olive oil cake from Italy and a Portuguese pistachio rice pudding – simple dessert recipes with a twist -
A snappy, crunchy biscuit that actually tastes of chocolate – you won’t have any trouble getting the kids to help make these -
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Sweet roasted carrots are tossed with aromatic spices and gently fried paneer -
Go for the deepest mushroom flavour possible with this delicious umami soup, with added cashew cream for sweetness -
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A classic chocolate coupe, summer ice lollies and a no-bake honey cheesecake – simple sweets to please family and friends -
A sheet of frozen puff pastry is the magic key to the quickest, crispest tarts, says Nigel Slater -
Forget about the mess and let the kids enjoy making their own scrumptious sweet treats
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Nathan Outlaw pays tribute to the 1998 book that he borrowed from Rick Stein’s restaurant (and never gave back). Plus five brilliant recipes -
Hold the butter and mint, and instead try the new-season new potatoes with preserved lemon, with peas, mint and mustard, as a risotto or even as a warm salad with oysters
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This recipe for crisp prawn heads and tails with shell salt is proof that stock isn’t the only option for these often-discarded bits of shellfish
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Broccoli comes into its own grilled or charred, then paired with punchy flavours: try it fried with pickled stems, in a super-savoury pasta or doused in rich mushroom ketchup -
A 14-minute meal of olives and rocket hiding in a tangle of spaghetti, and doused in anchovy oil and lemon-scented ricotta -
Trim broccoli stems of their outer ‘bark’ to reveal a tender inside that can be eaten raw, or cooked and served with a green mayonnaise -
Asparagus tart, broad bean puree and watercress soup, balanced by a creamy brandade
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Asparagus: so good with nothing more than a knob of butter, but unbeatable in a ricotta tart with miso and black garlic, in Korean spicy pancakes, or with garlic pesto and tempura onions -
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The joy of that sugary milk left in your bowl of cereal is condensed into a fun-to-make, tactile snack -
Make your own fresh, crunchy cereal with macadamias, sandalwood and other native Australian ingredients -
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Vodka, fresh raspberries, sake and egg white – heaven in a coupette -
An orangey, tea-infused bourbon special, just in time for World Whisky Day -
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