Carrot & Cinnamon Salad
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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.

Ding Ding! Breakfast is served (or make that brunch, lunch or supper).

Warming, satisfying and so very tasty.

A pot of stock is like a pot of hope – there are endless possibilities.

Way to go – jazz up a traybake with sizzled haloumi and a tangy dressing.

Ha! This is really just a fancy-pants casserole with a pastry lid on!

What did you do last Friday????

Pretty as a picture, delicious to drink … Seedlip distilled non-alcoholic cocktails.

Serve this alongside lamb or chicken, or as part of a vegetarian meal, but exercise self-control and make sure you put aside enough of this deliciousness for your lunch the next day.

It’s hard to resist golden crunchy lamb.

Saturday soup or any day soup, it fills you up and warms you down to your toes.

Vegetable scrumptiousness can’t be beat.

Goes with many things … fried stuff, meat stuff, fish stuff. All sorts of stuff.

Pears and gingernuts, simple but sublime.
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