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An Indian spicy Stir Fry - Sprouted Mung Bean Curry
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Thick Yoghurt Tahina Dip with Herbs. Spoil yourself.
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Influenced by the man of my heart, oatcakes / crackers are on the menu.
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Cumquats - divine as marmalade, even better as Pickled Cumquats.
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A recipe from Jaffna, Sri Lanka. Carrot Sambal, a lovely spicy side dish of carrot, coconut and yoghurt, from the monks of Kauai.
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Go rustic tonight. Go Indian. Aloo Palak - crispy pan fried potatoes in a spicy spinach gravy.
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A wonderful spicy parsnip soup, topped with julienned garlic and toasted mustard seeds. What could be better in cool weather?
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Ever tried lotus seeds? These puffed seeds are scrumptious. Try them as Palak Makhana - Lotus Seeds in Spinach Gravy.
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Spicy and Rustic. A red lentil soup from the Middle East. Just right for a cool night.
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Straight from the Chefs at the Oberoi in Bangalore - Dal Makhani. The creamiest one in town.
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A dish so precious. Pomegranates, walnuts, pistachios. Gorgeous.
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Glaze some apples with butter and sugar. Yum. Just right for topping porridge, rice pudding, cobbler. Or on their own with icecream.
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Make your own tomato paste and keep it in the freezer for ice-cube sized additions to stocks, risottos, soups, bakes, sauces ..... So many uses.
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Eating in wine country, Australia, resilience and a helping hand for bri.
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Cucumber, Sesame and Peanuts. A salad for a slow Sunday.
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Pomodori con Riso. Tomatoes stuffed with Rice.
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A beautiful gentle Sunday dal to enjoy with rice or eat as a soup.
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Shrikand. An Indian dessert that will have you coming back for more. Honey, yoghurt and blueberries never tasted so fine.
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Rosa Matta rice is a wonderful red rice, and one of the best kept secrets of Kerala, India.
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Creme Fraiche - a cream with a sour note, easily whipped, great for cooking. Make it at home.
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Thick yogurt - better than cream with your jam.
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Roast your pears with rosemary, chilli and sugar. Could you do it for breakfast with some wonderful cheese? On a Sunday, perhaps?
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Love tomatoes with cheese? Pomodori Gratinati is a different take on a familiar theme.
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Make some roasted garlic oil to drizzle on your soup and keep the vampires away.
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Warning. Make sure your partner eats some of this too. Ginger Garlic Lentil Soup.
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Use organic oats with Indian spices for a a twist on the English breakfast.
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Greek Rice Pudding - eat it hot, warm or cold. Perfect for any weather.
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Time is so short at the moment. Throw together a chickpea salad with delicious ginger overtones in under 5 minutes.
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Bruschetta al Pomodoro - celebrate those turn of the season tomatoes.
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Channa Chat - a wonderful spicy chickpea dish - direct from a beach in India.
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Take tomatoes and feta. All you need for a Spring or Autumnal soup. Quick, easy and delicious.
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Sometimes, simplest is the best. A quick spaghetti for long lasting compliments.
