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Monthly Archives: March 2012
Syn-Free Sweetcorn and Coriander Soup
Recently, I bought the Slimming World book ‘Slimming World’s Free Foods’. This is not because I think I need to diet – more so because the recipes look delicious. Everyone tries to eat reasonably healthily these days I think, and … Continue reading
Posted in Pasta, Soups, Sweetcorn
Tagged coriander, slimming world sweetcorn soup, sweetcorn, sweetcorn and coriander soup, Sweetcorn soup
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Banoffee Cupcakes
Banana? Caramel? It’s the future! I LOVE banana in cakes. It’s especially good as a substitute for egg in egg-free recipes. The less egg the recipe calls for, the better the recipe will be for using banana as a substitute. … Continue reading
Posted in Banana, Caramel, Cupcakes
Tagged banana, Banoffee cupcakes, cakes, caramel, cupcakes
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Chocolate Eclairs
You know how sacred the chocolate eclair is when, during the all-important wedding ceremony, the bride and groom announce “I do solemnly eclair…” It was a faux pas my friend made. Funnily enough, we worked at Greggs (a UK bakery) … Continue reading
Posted in Chocolate, Choux Pastry, Creme Patissiere, Eclairs
Tagged chocolate, chocolate eclairs, choux pastry, creme patissiere, eclairs, profiteroles
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Chocolate Tray Bake Cake
It’s been a mad weekend. First the dentist, then a trip to Birmingham and then on to Leeds to see a band and D’s cousins. (Mark Lanegan Band for those of you with similar interests in music). Leeds is a … Continue reading
Posted in Chocolate, Fudge, Sponge cake, Tray Bakes, Vegetarian
Tagged chocolate, Chocolate cake, fudge cake, sponge cake, tray bake cake
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Chicken Madras, D-Style
I know, I know, I’m a vegetarian, so why am I posting a chicken madras recipe? Well, if I hadn’t, I might have been given the sack by D. My marching orders. Yes, he wanted to ‘Guest Post’. Why not? … Continue reading
Tri-colour Rice
Let’s face it, we all have different ways of cooking rice. It’s practice-makes-perfect isn’t it? There is so much advice out there; “Soak it for an hour first.” “Cover it with water plus 1 inch, cover and simmer away the … Continue reading
Malaysian Pineapple and Chilli Curry
Super-tasty, tangy, hot yet sweet … taste sensation! We LOVE curries in our house. They’re part of our staple diet. Facing the North Sea, it’s pretty cold here, so the heat of curries keeps us nice and toasty… Being a … Continue reading
Steamed Chocolate Pudding
Steamed Chocolate Pudding. How ever-so, ever-so British. A British Institution, the pudding. We claim the pudding. Seventeenth century English puddings were usually savory or sweet (flour, nuts & sugar) and boiled in special pudding cloth. The word pudding has it’s origins … Continue reading