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Spanish Roasted Pork Ribs
December 21, 2010
by leej
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I know I say everything I make is delicious, but as God is my witness, these are one of the finest things ever invented. EVER. E.V.E.R. Words can’t describe just how satisfying they are. Sweet, sour and absolutely without fault. Combining all t
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Burmese Chicken Curry
May 06, 2010
by leej
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I’ve reposted my absolute favourite curry and one of the most popular on the site. This Burmese style curry is absolutely delicious. It’s so fragrant and inviting that I can barely hold myself back from eating half the pan while i’m
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Figs with Cinnamon Crumble, Pomegranate Molasses and Honey Yoghurt
January 24, 2009
by leej
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This is utterly delicious. I devised this after being given some figs and some pomegranates by Brendan as he asked to make something special. I was amazed just how successful it was. I’m pretty sure you’ll agree. The sharpness of the pome
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Cauliflower Soup with Chorizo
August 05, 2008
by leej
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I called upon this delicious soup that I’d made a while back for my first course. It’s a deliciously mild flavour, tarted up with a zing of smoky chorizo sausage. It went down a treat! give it a go, it’s lovely. RECIPE:
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Chicken Saag
June 11, 2008
by leej
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This is the ultimate curry! I kid you not, this is a fantastic dish, absolutely packed with flavour. The crispy onions, which may seem like a complete pain in the arse to prepare, are the key ingredient I feel. They add a depth and nuttiness to the d
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Turkish Layered Kofte
April 24, 2008
by leej
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• Share on Facebook • Add to Del.icio.us • Digg It! This is one of the most fantastic things I’ve made in a while. It’s like a Mediterranean version of Nachos. I’ve eaten this at Turkish restaurants in Sydney, but never made i
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Afghani Eggplants with Spicy Chickpeas
February 28, 2008
by leej
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• Share on Facebook • Add to Del.icio.us • Digg It! This is a sensational vegetarian feast. It uses 3 sauces combined with a hearty slice of eggplant to create something totally unlike any other dish I’d tried. It’s got influences f
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Beetroot & Cumin Soup
February 16, 2008
by leej
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• Share on Facebook • Add to Del.icio.us • Digg It! This is a really really tasty soup made with a vegetable often overlooked. Beetroot is so tasty and so full of nutrients is surprising to see it used so rarely. It’s a right old pain in
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Indian Prawn Curry
January 17, 2008
by leej
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• Share on Facebook • Add to Del.icio.us • Digg It! This dish hails from Calcutta and is a surefire hit! It’s the simplest and quickest curry you’re ever likely to make. The whole thing is done in about 15 minutes, from preparing to
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My Spaghetti Bolognese
November 28, 2007
by leej
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    Share on Facebook There are a million ways to cook a good meat spaghetti sauce, but after I found three scraps of mince in the freezer I decided to make this. It’s absolutely the best bolognese sauce I’ve ever made. The special ing
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