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July 2008
Barbecued Peaches with Amaretti Mascarpone
Posted by simon
Thursday 31st July 2008
Category: Recipes
Peaches and cream is a staple of the British diet, but there's no reason why you can't take a more adventurous approach with this delicious fruit. Instead of serving them cold, turn up the heat - peaches barbecue well because of their firmness and ca... Read More
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try growing kohl rabi ; bit like a turnip in the brassica family . easy to grow , did not seem to have too many pests & a different look with their stalks . eat them raw grated in a salad or boiled in salted water . Read More
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Rich in colour but low in calories, courgettes probably aren't the first thing you would think of including when preparing a salad, but this recipe perfectly displays how well they combine with an assortment of leaves and vegetables. They could becom... Read More
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It's that time of year when you're probably going to be eating a lot of salads, as they're quick to prepare and suitable for warm summer evenings. Bring a touch of excitement to your salad leaves by trying this spicy cucumber salad dressing recipe. Read More
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Roasted Broccoli with Lemon Breadcrumb Topping
Posted by simon
Thursday 10th July 2008
Category: Recipes
Scientific research has shown that eating broccoli reduces the risk of heart disease, and as well as having healthy properties it also tastes great. This easy recipe shows that you can be imaginative when using your greens, either as a side dish or a... Read More
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One of the most common garden vegetables in the UK, broad beans are easy to grow and are commonly found in Middle Eastern, Italian and Greek cooking, so bring an exotic touch to your kitchen by making this delicious broad bean sauce for pasta. Read More
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