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Cumin Pot Bread
A wheat and dairy free recipe.
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Cast Iron Oval Casserole
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Rosemary “Yorkies”
Don’t just keep the “yorkies” for roast beef; adding flavours such as fresh herbs and spices to a simple, classic mix opens up a whole world of variety in Yorkshire pudding eating. Serve these Rosemary “Yorkies” with roast lamb with a garlic and mint-infused gravy. If you are serving with a large roast simply double the recipe and cook in batches. Yorkshire puddings can be made in advance as they heat through in minutes.
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4 Cup Yorkshire Pudding Tray
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Beetroot and Hibiscus Soup
In this recipe we’ve chosen to use beetroot with hibiscus. The humble beetroot is the perfect autumnal ingredient and it gives this soup such a rich, vibrant colour. The hibiscus will add a lovely sharp, acidic kick complementing the flavour of the beetroot nicely.
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Braeburn Apple Chutney
This chutney recipe is so versatile and can be adapted to most season’s produce. This recipe goes very well with our Maple-glazed Ham recipe or even with cold cuts from our festive Roast Goose. It has such a nice acidic, warming flavour that would work well wish many other cold meats or cheese platters.
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3-ply Stainless Steel Saucepan with Lid
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Bread and Butter Pudding
Bread and Butter Pudding is a quintessentially British dessert and perfect to eat during colder months. Here it is given a contemporary twist by using orange zest and cardamom and being cooked in a casserole. Served warm, it’s the perfect way to finish a meal.
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3-ply Stainless Steel Deep Casserole
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Pear and Blackberry Clafoutis
Clafoutis is one of those special desserts that is relatively simple to make but has maximum impact when eaten. It is such a diverse recipe which can be adapted throughout the seasons making it a winning dish all year round! Here we’ve chosen pears and blackberries; delicious autumnal fruit. Once roasted the pears will give the dish a deep pear-rich caramel flavour.
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Piccalilli
Homemade Piccalilli is delicious and so much tastier that readymade. It marries so well with cold meats, including our Maple-glazed Ham. The sweet yet savoury taste cuts through the rich maple flavour of the glaze. It can also be used on a platter such as a Ploughman’s lunch.