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Crunch and munch – Apple brown Betty is the perfect way to use leftover sandwich bread!
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Crunch and munch – Apple brown Betty is the perfect way to use leftover sandwich bread!

Italian way with fennel that goes with everything … and nothing (like, a bowl on its own with a crust of bread is pretty awesome!).

Golden, crunchy, crusty schnitzels do it for me every time.

These are tasty, tart and hot, and deliciously coconutty. I can never decide whether I like them more with the coconut chilli dressing or the lime and chilli one, so I usually make both!

Look for tangy apricots, not sweet ones, because it is that tang that gives this tart the X-factor.

A dedication to the town of Amatrice and her people.

Good old-fashioned cooking can’t be beat.

Get your groove on with this chicken mamma – it’s so amazing!

These are tasty, tart and hot, and deliciously coconutty. I can never decide whether I like them more with the coconut chilli dressing or the lime and chilli one, so I usually make both!

Nothing wrong with bubbling golden cheese as a topping!

Are you thinking what I’m thinking? YES!

Mid-week meatballs!

Little round things it seems appeal to the eye and are good in the mouth, morsels of food you can shove in without having to worry too much about chewing and swallowing. Little nuggets of flavour. Mmmm, they’re pretty damned good.

Add a pop of colour to your plate!

The crimes committed under the recipe name Bolognese! Tsk. Tsk. It takes time to chop vegetables finely, to cook them slowly to extract flavour and to cook everything down to a rich and pulpy sauce. Give it time and you’ll be rewarded with a delicious sauce.

This sauce is made in less time than it takes to cook pasta!

Toot Toot! Bright as traffic lights!

Couldn’t you just wolf this down! Oh Yeah! Vegetarian? Use vego sossies.

Onion gravy based on slowly sizzled sweet onions makes everything taste better.

Buttery, nutty and gorgeously sweet.

The Cornish Pasty Association has decreed a traditional pasty should only contain beef, usually skirt steak, onion, potatoes, swede and seasonings. The pastry should be shaped in a D and crimped on the side. God knows what they would think of my effort! Yum, though.

A hunk of a cake!

Go on! Drizzle a trickle of oil on top!

Bright winter cheer.
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