Thought to originate in North Africa, this simple-but-delicious egg dish is also found throughout the Middle East and around the Mediterranean. Make it for breakfast, brunch or as a light lunch or supper; whenever you make it, serve with plenty of fresh bread. Serves 4.
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Lip-tingling chilli, aromatic ginger and plenty of fresh herbs make this vibrant salad a joy to eat – it’s satisfying, too, packed with succulent pork and rice noodles for a healthy, sustaining meal. Serves 4.
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At Greendale we love our fresh fish, so we’ve re-interpreted the traditional Paella recipe in order to cram in as much delicious seafood as possible! If you don’t have a Paella Pan you can use a very wide, shallow saucepan or sauté pan, or a large, flame-proof casserole dish.
Serves 4-6 (appetite-depending!).
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Light and refreshing, this brightly-coloured cocktail is sunshine in a glass (it also happens to be rich in Vitamin C!). Serves 1.
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Flavoursome fillets of Sea Bass with a home-made basil dressing.
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Pork and apples definitely have an affinity, and cider-marinated barbecued pork is a lovely (if not particularly traditional) way to enjoy this tasty pairing. The skewers take moments to put together and to cook, but please be aware that you’ll need to leave at least one hour’s marinating time for this recipe. Serves 4.
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This delectable starter takes just moments to make – especially if you make the pea purée ahead, and reheat it gently while the scallops are cooking.
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Our Scallop boat, the Emily J, is based in nearby Exmouth, so we often have these delicately delicious little shellfish on our fresh fish counter. Why not try this easy French recipe for a special mid-week meal? Serves 2
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This festive take on the ever-popular sausage roll is designed for ‘tearing and sharing’, making it perfect for parties or buffets. You can make the recipe a few hours ahead if wished; follow the recipe up to the point where the Garland needs to go into the oven, then cover it and refrigerate until you’re ready to cook. Serves approximately 10 (as part of a selection of dishes).
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This simple recipe is put together and partially cooked before it reaches the barbecue, so you won’t have to wait long for the skewers to be ready (if the weather is looking grim you can always cook the skewers indoors, under the grill). Serves 4-6.
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A hearty salad for warmer days. We’ve chosen our Beef and Black Pepper Sausages for this recipe, but you can swap in any sausages you like. Don’t be tempted to skimp on the herbs, as they really make the flavours come together. Serves 4.
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This classic sauce will be ready in the time it takes for your just-cooked steaks to rest – just be careful when lighting the alcohol. If you can, use the same pan you used to cook the meat, for extra flavour. Makes enough sauce for 2 fillet steaks.
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Perfect for rich, tasty Salmon, this easy marinade is full of flavour (and good things), with honey providing a sweet back-note to the clean lemon and aromatic thyme. Quantities are enough for two fillets, but can be scaled up or down easily.
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We think this fabulously tasty fish pie is well worth a little time and effort! It’s also a good one to have up your sleeve, as the uncooked pie can be made a day ahead and chilled in the fridge, or frozen for up to two months. Serves 6.
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We’ll never tire of roast potatoes (or of finding new ways to enjoy them!). This recipe uses polenta for extra crunch and rosemary for flavour – though you can use any woody herbs you like, including thyme or sage. Serves 4 as a side dish.
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Monkfish pairs well with bold flavours – here, it’s roasted in a simple but elegant herb rub. Serve with crushed potatoes and seasonal veg or salad for a satisfying meal. Serves 4
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Award-winning Rosary Goats’ Cheese lends its superb flavour to this delicious vegetarian galette. You can make the pastry and griddled veg ahead of time if wished, then assemble the galette when you’re ready to cook – just remember to allow time to freeze the butter. Serves 4-6.
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Landed by our fishing boats in Newlyn, Cornwall, flat fish cooks quickly and tastes every bit as good as white fish. This simple recipe can be scaled up easily if needed. Serves 2.
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Crisp pastry filled with sweet roasted cherry tomatoes and creamy, piquant goats’ cheese – what’s not to love? The pastry cases can be baked well ahead of time, but don’t fill them until you’re almost ready to eat, or they will become soggy. For a vegan version, omit the goats’ cheese. Makes 18
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Roasting the carrot and swede takes a bit longer than boiling them, but the resulting flavourful mash is well worth the extra time. This recipe can be made a few hours ahead and kept in the fridge – reheat thoroughly before serving. Serves 4-6 as a side dish.
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A 'low and slow' cooking method makes this shoulder of lamb incredibly tender (and gives you time to get on with other things while it’s in the oven). The rich tomato sauce is the perfect accompaniment – we also like to steam some broccoli or green beans to serve alongside. Serves 4-6.
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This great-tasting side dish is pretty flexible and can be tweaked according to the veg you have available – we’ve used parsnips and carrots here, but you could also use sweet potatoes, beetroots or even slices of butternut squash (cooking times may vary slightly). Serves 4 as a side dish.
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This is a delicious and healthy way to enjoy our locally-caught Plaice, and it’s a versatile recipe, too; it will work just as well with any flat white fish, and the quantities can be scaled up or down pretty easily. Best of all, it’s made with just one baking tray and one pan, so washing-up is kept to a minimum! Serves 2.
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This impressive-looking roast is perfect for entertaining, especially as it’s quick and easy to prepare; the simple marinade works its magic overnight, so all you need to do is put it in the oven the next day! Serves 8.
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Go easy on yourself and whip up these easy canapes, made with our ready-marinated anchovies and some jarred red peppers – when the end result is this tasty, who cares if it only takes minutes to make? Serves 4-6 as part of a spread.
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Ready-made jars of roasted red peppers are a quick-cooking ingredient when time is tight, but it really doesn’t take long to make your own (it’s also a lot easier on your wallet). Any unused oil-dressed peppers can be placed in a bowl, covered with clingfilm and kept in the fridge for up to a week.
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This Welsh-Rarebit inspired topping will make a rich, savoury meal out of your baked potatoes. If you are making them for vegetarians, check your cheddar cheese and Worcestershire sauce are vegetarian-friendly. Serves 4.
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Rack of Lamb always makes a great centrepiece – this recipe uses simple ingredients that really let complement the rich flavour of the meat. Serves 4.
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With a tangy flavour that’s perfect with cold meats and cheeses, this quick pickle is easy to make. Feel free to experiment with the spices – Juniper Berries could be used instead of the allspice, or cumin or fennel seeds substituted for the caraway. The pickled cabbage can be served straight away, or kept in the fridge for up to one week. Makes about 10 servings.
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Crab is in season in the UK from April until about November, so you can eat it all summer long! This simple recipe uses zesty lemon and the lightness of mayonnaise to complement the salty deliciousness of the crab meat. Serves 4.
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This salad is the perfect combination of warm and sweet nectarine, crunchy bitter leaves, fragrant flowers and creamy lemony Quicke's Goat's Milk Clothbound Cheese, drizzled with a Classic House Dressing. Pair with a loaf of bread and some white wine to wash it down with. Serves 2-4
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At Greendale Farm Shop, we know the crab on our fish counter is super-fresh because it’s caught locally by the Greendale fishing fleet. This simple, fuss-free recipe comes highly recommended by Ethan, the Farm Shop Fishmonger, as a delicious way to enjoy crab. Serves 2.
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Rich, dark and piquant, this festive chutney is comparatively quick to make (you can make it the day you need it, with no need to wait for it to mature). It’s a great addition to any cheeseboard – and the recipe makes two jars, so why not give one away as a home-made Christmas gift?
Makes 2 medium jars. Store in the fridge for up to one month.
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This recipe is quite flexible – it’ll work just as well with self-raising flour, if that’s what you have, and you can leave out the yoghurt and just use a little extra water, if preferred. You can also cook the flatbreads in a pan or over a BBQ (make sure the charcoal is up to cooking temperature first). Makes four large flatbreads.
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Variations on this simple, rustic dish appear all over Europe (and as far afield as Argentina). As well as making a welcome and delicious change from sausages and mash, it has the added bonus of being a one-pot recipe, meaning much less washing up after dinner!
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A great pasta dish for early spring, this easy recipe is packed with vitamins and minerals from the broccoli, and can be on the table in a jiffy. Omit the anchovies if you’d prefer a vegetarian option (and check your parmesan cheese is vegetarian, too – many are not). Serves 4-6.
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