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Braised Red Cabbage
Combining classic festive flavours of cinnamon, orange and Bramley apple, our Braised Red Cabbage is delicious served with any roasted meat or poultry. Works especially well as an accompaniment to our traditional Roast Goose.
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3-ply Stainless Steel Saucepan with Lid
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Roasted New Potatoes and Butternut Squash
For this dish we’ve chosen to use butternut squash and new potatoes roasted together and served with sage. This is a classic combination and a delicious way to cook squash. A perfect accompaniment to any autumnal main course.
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Toughened Non-Stick Rectangular Roaster
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Carrot and Swede Mash
A classic blend of seasonal root vegetables with a twist with fresh rosemary and caraway seeds. A delicious side dish with roasted meat and poultry.
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Cast Iron Saucepan
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Honey-Baked Celeriac
Celeriac is a wonderful root vegetable full of flavour and texture. Here it is paired with juniper berries, thyme and honey for a rich and delicious taste.
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Cast Iron Saucepan
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Maple-Glazed Ham
Honey-glazed ham is such a wonderful ingredient and one that is relatively simple to make. Here we have paired the ham with a maple glaze rather than the traditional honey; maple syrup gives a richer, deeper flavour which works very well with the molasses and the balsamic vinegar.
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Cast Iron Oval Casserole
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Roast Goose
Roast Goose is one of the most magical things to eat at Christmas and was the original festive feast in the Victorian era. Roasted seasonal root vegetable and braised red cabbage are a perfect accompaniments to this incredible meat.
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3-ply Stainless Steel Rectangular Roaster
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Spiced Whole Baked Seabass with Braised Quinoa
This dish is quite a show-stopper when presented. The sea bass is baked in paper to self-steam and the quinoa soaks up the juices and retains the lovely flavours. The Moroccan spices add an unusually warm but delicious taste to the fish. A great alternative to meat for a special occasion or festive meal.
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3-ply Stainless Steel Rectangular Roaster
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Vegetable, Pistachio and Black Pepper Curry
This bold and unique combination of ingredients makes the perfect dish to please everyone from vegetarians to meat-eaters alike. With plenty of flavour, the sauce is rich and creamy, without being overpowering, and you can add your own favourite vegetable combination to the dish.
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Cast Iron Round Casserole
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Sticky Chilli Chicken with Toasted Sesame Seeds and Spring Onions
This is the kind of dish I like to make when I am craving a takeaway. It’s simple to prepare, tastes great and makes the perfect midweek meal in minutes. The flavour is brought together using simple, cupboard ingredients and the garnishes give it a final flourish of texture and taste and that sweet and spicy glaze is completely moreish
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Toughened Non-Stick Wok
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Spiced Sweetheart Cabbage Ribbons with Yoghurt
Providing lots of flavour and depth, making cabbage a great side dish once again. Cabbage can hold spice rather surprisingly and the little burst of yoghurt gives it an additional layer of flavour which can simply be dotted around the finished dish or even stirred through.
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Toughened Non-Stick Deep Frying Pan with Helper Handle
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Peanut & Harissa Chicken Stew with Cannellini Beans, Eggs & Herb Crumb
For me, there is only one cut of chicken I like to use in stews and that is chicken thighs. Not only wonderfully economical but just 2 hours cooking time sees the delicate meat fall off the bone. Cooking with meat on the bone adds so much flavour to a dish and this dish has bags of flavour. A rich, nutty, sweet and spicy broth make for a delicious combination and the preserved lemons add a sharp burst of contrasting flavour finished with boiled eggs which bring so much comfort to the dish.
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Cast Iron Round Casserole
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Lamb, Saffron, Apricot and Almond Tagine
Tagines are a wonderful way of bringing a little unique and exotic North African flavour to a meal. The Tagine vessel is a simple but highly effective shape enabling steam to swirl around inside, cooking the contents beautifully whilst producing a delicate broth in addition to the main ingredients themselves. Lamb, perfumed with saffron and spices, is married beautifully with the sweet depth of plumped apricots and the crunch of whole almonds. This stunning dish is a real showstopper but couldn’t be simpler to make.
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Cast Iron Tagine