



Prawn cocktail will forever be the poster child of 1970s dinner parties, but its appeal is timeless. We’ve added kimchi for tangy crunch and spruced up the dressing with sriracha and soy sauce for a very modern take on a 70s classic.
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Extra easy cinnamon apples made on the stovetop in about 15 minutes! Enjoy these buttery spiced apples over ice cream for dessert, spooned over pancakes and waffles for breakfast, or as a deliciously sweet side.
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Poaching salmon is one of our favorite ways to cook salmon! Poached salmon cooks quickly and stays moist, flaky, and tender. The aromatics (lemon, shallot, fennel, and dill) are optional but add lots of delicious flavor. You can use water, broth, or a combination of water and white wine for the poaching liquid.
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Air fryers can be used for so much more than just chips and chicken wings – as this air-fried quiche shows. We’ve kept things simple with broccoli which becomes lovely and charred in the air fryer. Thyme and cheddar add extra flavour, but this method and base recipe can be used to make any flavour quiche you fancy.
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This easy beef udon noodle dish turns leftover brisket into a brand new meal. It’s packed with flavour from mirin, soy and miso.
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These Vesper Martini-cured salmon and rye blinis are inspired by the Bond film, Casino Royale. Put them together and you have the makings of a great night in.
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This simple Thai soup recipe has maximum flavour and requires minimal effort. Ready in 20 minutes, this is a real shortcut supper.
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James Cochran’s pork stuffing gets a lift from scotch bonnets and the smoky, toasty flavours of jerk seasoning. Try it with glazed ham, mash and pickles or roast turkey.
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