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Creamy and rich with a hint of garlic and dried herbs, this simple chicken alfredo pasta is the ultimate in Italian-American comfort food. Butter-basted chicken is served with fettucine pasta in a creamy sauce enriched with parmesan and a hint of nutmeg. Sprinkle with your choice of fresh green herbs to finish. This recipe serves two – ideal for an indulgent Friday night meal or Valentine’s Day dinner.
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For such a small Italian region, Molise is the birthplace of many famous pasta shapes – including fusilli – and lamb is the meat of choice locally. There are dozens of ragù recipes in Molise (some with tomato, some without), but this one keeps things simple and allows the lamb to take centre stage, with rosemary, sage and celery adding a lovely herbaceous base note. This dish is typical of Molise’s cuisine, and will amaze you with its intense flavours.
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These drop biscuits are ridiculously easy to make. Once you make them, I just know you’ll be itching to make them again and again. The entire process can be done in under 30 minutes and they taste fantastic.
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Make ahead This makes more of the curry powders than you will need. They will keep for up to a month in an airtight container.
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This one-pot dinner sings of early summer and is ready in just 20 minutes. If you’ve never braised lettuce before, you’re in for a treat. The layers of leaves soak up the cooking juices, resulting in something mightily flavourful.
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“Sea bream is a lovely fish that is easy to cook and goes brilliantly with the strong flavours in this recipe,” says food writer Melissa Thompson. “The nutty butter soaks into the rice taking with it the lemon, chilli and spring onion, It’s a really quick Easter lunch or spring Sunday roast whose flavour belies the lack of time spent cooking it.”
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Our Sichuan-style asparagus is inspired by the popular Chinese green bean dish, which sees the vegetable stir-fried with ginger, garlic, pork mince and sichuan peppercorns in lieu of a sauce. It’s delicious served with rice or as part of a wider selection of Chinese dishes.
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