Fried Fish on Mash with Burnt Butter & Caper Dressing
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Everyone loves a sausage roll (well, meat and pastry lovers!).

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A simple yet sophisticated dish using bottled artichokes.

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A great midweek vegetarian meal that uses up leftover cooked peas and potatoes (of course, you can cook them from scratch).

WARNING – this is rich, but soooo delicious.

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