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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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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Full of fabulous greens, this hearty recipe will leave even the most veg-averse feeling satisfied, thanks to its rich, creamy sauce and golden double-cheese topping. Serves 4.
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With so much going on in the taste and texture departments, you’d be forgiven for not realising that this ingenious recipe also happens to be vegan. Serve it with crisp shredded lettuce or a simple cabbage slaw and your favourite pickles – we think our quick-pickled red onions are especially good. Makes 4 burgers.
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After falling out of fashion for several years, this classic starter is finding favour once more, and for good reason; luscious prawns sit atop crisp lettuce, drizzled with a delicious piquant dressing. Definitely an oldie-but-goodie! Serves 2.
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Pancake Day is fast approaching – whether you’re a year-round pancake-maker or just prefer to stick to Shrove Tuesday, there’s something special about mixing up your own batter and having a go at the real thing. If you don’t have a sweet tooth, you can use your pancakes to make some delicious savoury dishes; the Pancakes with a Creamy Prawn and Smoked Haddock Filling recipe is easy to make, and looks impressive too.
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Based on a traditional Greek recipe, this tasty BBQ recipe may well have you reminiscing about island holidays in the sun… While we can’t promise a British summertime to rival the Med, we can offer flavours to transport your tastebuds to sunnier climes! Makes 4 servings.
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Garlic and prawns are a match made in heaven – and now you can enjoy them in pizza form! The dough will make one round pizza of about 25cm in diameter (or you can make several mini pizzas, but they won’t need quite so long in the oven). Serves 2
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A simple but special recipe using delicious Greendale beef fillet steaks and fresh and high in quality Greendale potatoes.
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This fabulously flavourful tart has a rich pear and blue cheese filling encased in a walnut pastry shell. Serves 6.
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Bright bell peppers and tomatoes combine with vibrant basil oil and sweet roast garlic to bring Mediterranean warmth to this easy pasta dish. Serves 4.
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A pizza inspired by Chef Ed’s seaside hometown. With its jalapeno mash, punch of pickled chilli and crisp citrus twist, ‘The Green One’ makes these slices seriously mouth-watering!
Serves 2. Prep time: 90 mins (if making fresh dough). Cooking time: 20 mins.
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Preparation time: 8 mins Cooking time: 13 mins Serves 2
Move over fish and chips, there’s a new duo for our dinner plates! Try pairing this tender shawarma with ‘the red one’ for a delicious middle eastern fusion fired up with fruity fermented chilli flavours.
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This colourful salad proves that healthy food doesn’t need to be dull! You can enjoy it as it is, or make it a larger meal by adding some grilled halloumi, goats’ cheese or grilled chicken. The peanuts can be substituted for different nuts if preferred (toasted and sliced almonds are great) or omitted altogether. Serves 4-6. *Please note - you may need to allow time to pre-soak the rice, according to cooking instructions.*
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Put veg centre-stage with this impressive looking (but very easy) vegetarian recipe. The cauliflower is briefly pre-cooked before it goes into the hot oven, so it soaks up loads of garlicky, buttery flavour as it roasts. The topping is quick and easy to make, so this is a relatively stress-free meal – you can roast some parboiled potatoes or parsnips alongside the cauliflower to accompany it, or steam carrots, peas or beans on the hob during the last few minutes of its cooking time. Serves 4.
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Known for its firm, lean flesh and delicate taste, we’ve used hake in this recipe - but you can use any white fish fillets as a more sustainable alternative to cod. Here, it’s paired with a warm garlicky bean purée and some bright pickled radishes for extra crunch. Serves 4.
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Using more sustainable alternatives to Cod, there are several white fish varieties with flavoursome, flaky white flesh that can work beautifully in this recipe. These quick and easy burgers are perfect for a family meal any night of the week. Serves 4.
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This dish draws its inspiration from Asia and marries it with the native lobster of the Lyme Bay, the result, is a wonderful celebration of flavours and cultures. Serves 4
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Ring the changes with a delicious venison steak – you’ll be glad you did! At first glance this recipe might seem like a bit of a faff, but it’s easier than it seems; the trick is to get all your ingredients prepped and close to hand before you start. Serves 2.
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This versatile stew can be adapted to use whatever veg you have to hand. Packed full of vibrant veg, with beans for extra fibre and protein, it’s filling, tasty and a doddle to make – just be sure to cut the vegetables into similarly-sized pieces, so that their cooking times don’t vary too much. This recipe will serve 4, with leftovers that can be frozen for an easy meal another day.
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Rich, chocolatey and delicious (without an egg or knob of butter in sight), these vegan pancakes are easy to make. Serve with fresh fruit or jam, plant-based yoghurt or cream and a swirl of vegan-friendly syrup or melted dark chocolate. Makes approximately 8 pancakes.
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Based on a traditional ‘Spanish Omelette’ recipe, this hearty frittata is perfect for Boxing Day Brunch. Serve it warm from the pan, or keep it in the fridge for late-rising nibblers to help themselves! Serves 4.
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Use shop-bought puff pastry to whip up these little pastry parcels in no time. If you don’t have mushrooms to hand, you could substitute the same weight of leftover cooked veg instead (carrots, peas, shredded cabbage or sprouts – just omit the mushroom-cooking step and add the veg to the sauce at the same time as the turkey). Serves 4.
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Beneath its all-butter pastry ‘lid’, this pie hides a deeply savoury meat filling, flavoured with fresh herbs and rich with double cream and white wine – who says you can’t have a little luxury with your leftovers?! Serve 4-6.
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Don’t stint on the fresh herbs for this classic Middle Eastern salad. Full of superbly summery flavours, it’s perfect served alongside grilled fish and meat, and is always a hit at barbecues. Serves 4.
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Fresh ginger adds warmth to this lightly spiced soup. It can be stored in the fridge for up to one week before using. Serves 4 as a starter.
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The sweet, smoky marinade makes these chicken wings incredibly moreish; if you like a little extra heat, add a few drops of tabasco or a sliced red chilli to the marinade before adding the chicken. For best results, the chicken needs to be left to marinate for a minimum of three hours, and preferably overnight if possible. Serves 4.
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So called because the croutons and blue cheese make this summery dish more of a main course than a side-salad! Serves 4.
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This light and delicious slaw makes a pleasant change from the standard mayonnaise-laden recipe – we like to serve it alongside our Chinese-Style Pork Ribs. If you have a grating attachment for your food processor, it will speed this recipe up considerably. Serves 4 as part of a meal.
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