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bbcgoodfood.com | Helen Salter
Nutritionally richCottage cheese is considered a complete protein, providing all nine essential amino acids needed for growth, development and repair. It makes a valuable calcium contribution along with other minerals such as phosphorus, selenium and potassium, as well as vitamin B12, which supports nerve and blood cell health. High in proteinCottage cheese is high in protein, with some versions offering more than Greek yogurt.
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bbcgoodfood.com | Helen Salter
Frozen veg isn’t just a backup — it’s a brilliant, budget-friendly way to eat well every day. See our collections of frozen vegetable recipes, frozen fish recipes and frozen dessert recipes for more inspiration. 5 cheap ways to use a bag of frozen vegetablesRustle up a warming vegetable soup using mainly storecupboard ingredients.
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bbcgoodfood.com | Helen Salter
For more cooking on a budget see our Cook Smart hub, featuring money-saving tips, recipes and guides from the Good Food team. 7 comfort foods that will cheer you upSometimes, only a hot bowl of pasta will do – and this classic Italian dish feels like a warming hug. It's quick to prepare – ready in under 20 minutes – and requires only pasta, garlic, olive oil, parsley and a pinch of salt. It's simple, flavourful and perfect for busy days.
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msn.com | Helen Salter
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bbcgoodfood.com | Helen Salter
The hustle of street food culture is no where better demonstrated than the iconic Borough Market. With a history spanning 1,000 years, it's a London institution and the benchmark British farmers’ market, set underneath the clattering viaducts of the railway. Visit this world-class food hub for exceptional produce (Brindisa, Ginger Pig meats, Neal’s Yard for cheese), and some of the capital’s hottest restaurants (Oma, Padella, Kolae).
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