Lamb Tagine with Prunes & Almonds
How to cook authentic lamb tagine in the comfort of your own home. Over the past year I’ve read plenty of press releases about how many families don’t enjoy mealtimes together anymore thanks to busy...
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How to cook the quintessential Chicken and Mushroom Pie, Britain’s favourite! What’s not to like about pie? Satisfying flakes of golden pastry at the top that gives way to deliciously, saucy contents...
View ArticlePineapple & Avocado Smoothie
Ladies and gentlemen, may I present to you a smoothie that doesn’t contain even a hint of banana or kale. To be fair banana lends a creaminess and sweetness to drinks. But kale? It’s vile. I truly...
View ArticleLamb & Apricot Sosaties
At last summer arrived at the British shores. The sky is a brilliant blue with no cloud in sight and the sun is warm and bright. Whiffs of grilling meat have started filling the air. What are you...
View ArticleMelitzanosalata
Melitzanosalata is Greece’s answer to the Middle East’s Baba Ghanoush and India’s Brinjal Bhaji. I don’t think aubergine features nearly enough on British plates. One problem is that it’s regarded as...
View ArticleIced Rooibos Tea with Raspberries & Mint
Rooibos, which means Redbush, is a tea from South Africa, grown in the Cederberg in the Western Cape. It’s considered a herbal tea and if you drink it plenty of health benefits can be enjoyed. Firstly,...
View ArticleHoisin & Honey-Glazed Chipolatas
Chipolatas slathered with a mixture of hoisin sauce and honey, sprinkled with sesame seeds. A boring meal suddenly gets transformed into something magical. Quite honestly, I’m struggling to keep a...
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Easy Leek & Potato Soup
Hands up – do any of you worry constantly whether your children are eating a balanced diet? I know I do. Since Robyn is still quite receptive to new foods I’m not as concerned but Gabriel, the super...
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How To Sous-Vide Steak
Confused about how long to sous vide your steak for? Look no further, you’ve come to Greedy Gourmet’s one-stop guide that even shows you step-by-step photos on how to go about it. Ever since I’ve...
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Jerusalem Artichoke Soup
Learn how to cook jerusalem artichoke soup in a few easy steps. You get two types of women. Farters and liars. Quite proudly I fall into the former category. In professional circumstances I really try...
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Lamb Tagine with Prunes & Almonds
How to cook authentic lamb tagine in the comfort of your own home. Over the past year I’ve read plenty of press releases about how many families don’t enjoy mealtimes together anymore thanks to busy...
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Chicken and Mushroom Pie
How to cook the quintessential Chicken and Mushroom Pie, Britain’s favourite! What’s not to like about pie? Satisfying flakes of golden pastry at the top that gives way to deliciously, saucy contents...
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Sweet Potato Gratin
This is a beautiful dish, blending savoury flavours of the parmesan with the sweet tones of the rich sweet potatoes. The golden-orange colors of the sweet potato gratin shine on the dish as you serve...
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Kiwi Juice
It’s very exciting that Spring is finally under way. Flowers are starting to blossom, and soon, before we know it, there will be lots of amazing fruit to pick from. I know that here in the UK we might...
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Mango Sticky Rice
Mango sticky rice, also known as Khao Now Mamuang, is one of the most popular desserts in Thailand. Traditionally, it’s a simple dish that many people eat at home. The most common version is with...
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Brandy Snaps
Brandy snaps, served with ice cream, make for a wonderful dessert. Commonly found here in the United Kingdom and Ireland, nobody can resist the golden, sweet, crispy treats which ultimately makes them...
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Easy Carrot Soup
Who doesn’t love good old simple carrot soup? You don’t have to be a top chef to learn how to make carrot soup. This soup is a age-old remedy for tackling colder weather and getting a boost of...
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Pineapple & Avocado Smoothie
Ladies and gentlemen, may I present to you a smoothie that doesn’t contain even a hint of banana or kale. To be fair banana lends a creaminess and sweetness to drinks. But kale? It’s vile. I truly...
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Slimming World Butternut Squash Soup
When was the last time you enjoyed a hearty and comforting butternut squash soup? Just because this soup is luscious and creamy, doesn’t mean it’s sinful and off limits. In fact, this is a slimming...
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Melitzanosalata
Melitzanosalata is Greece’s answer to the Middle East’s Baba Ghanoush and India’s Brinjal Bhaji. I don’t think aubergine features nearly enough on British plates. One problem is that it’s regarded as...
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