


Asma Khan’s versatile fish pakoras work as a starter, canapé or as part of a meal. The golden fritters are delicious with coriander chutney.
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These strawberry chocolate muffins are packed with strawberries and topped with a delicious chocolate drizzle. It is important to chop the strawberries small; otherwise, they will fall to the bottom of the muffin. Tossing the chopped strawberries with a teaspoon of sugar also brings out some of their sweetness and makes them taste more like a strawberry. If you use perfectly ripe berries, tossing with the sugar is unnecessary. We drizzle the tops of each baked muffin with dark chocolate, but any chocolate will do. Use what you love (white chocolate would be amazing, too!).
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Fancy a change from steak and chips? Try our easy steak with charred corn salsa for two. Drizzled with smoky butter, this simple one-pan dinner is ready in just 20 minutes.
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Skip the takeaway tonight and serve up this zesty Thai duck curry recipe instead.
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The quantity of doenjang butter you make here is more than enough for the recipe, leaving you with some extra; try it with charred vegetables or a quick pasta with some garlic and cheese. It’ll keep in the fridge for up to 2 weeks.
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Slow-cooked pork belly is a thing of wonder – especially if you cook it on the bone. Ben Tish, chef-director of London pub group Cubitt House, pairs it with wedges of fennel, sweet peaches and a cider-rosemary glaze which brings everything together beautifully.
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Make a crowd-pleasing dessert on the BBQ. Grill our easy berry and frangipane galette with almond spelt pastry and serve with scoops of vanilla ice cream.
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“We much prefer chicken to turkey in my house, my son especially, and we love to eat traditional Indian food at home, so this is our version of a roast dinner. It’s a fairly simple recipe, yet the dish looks seriously impressive when ready to eat. It’s essentially a biryani inside a chicken! I’ll always remember my son’s look of utter shock (then delight) when he saw the eggs tucked inside the chicken. It really gets people talking around the dinner table, which for me is what Christmas (and life) is all about.”
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