



We love this homemade tomato broth made from fresh tomatoes, bell pepper, and smoked paprika. It’s flavorful and a little smoky, making it perfect for using as a base for vegetable dishes. Use this tomato broth for soups, stews, and rice dishes like risotto.
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This spicy garlic edamame is simple and tastes incredible. Cooking edamame at home is easy and takes minutes. In the recipe, we cook the edamame in their shells. You don’t eat the shells, though. To eat the beans inside, scrap them out of their shell using your front teeth.
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Enjoy the flavours of Peking duck in this 15-minute noodle recipe by buying a cooked Chinese duck, hoisin sauce, soy beans and soba noodles.
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Îles flottantes is a classic French dessert of meringue islands floating on vanilla custard. Here’s why our cider-infused version is a must-make dessert:
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Learn the skill of meat potting with Debora Robertson’s rillettes recipe. A French classic, pork rillettes are perfect served with a crusty baguette and crisp, tart pickles. See more of Debora’s serving suggestions in the Tips section, below.
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Classic apple crumble is quick to cook in an air fryer. We’ve added tahini, sesame seeds and lemon for an intriguing upgrade.
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Georgina Hayden’s fragrant hot and sour soup is packed with prawns, noodles and zingy fresh herbs. Batch cook and freeze the broth ready for busy nights.
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Crunchy-yet-soft rösti are great for Christmas parties – make two large ones, then chop them up into bite-size pieces. Topped with smoked trout and crème fraîche that’s swirled with the deep purple of beetroot, each mouthful has a distinctly Scandi-style flavour profile.
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