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4 days ago | 
msn.com | Sam Dimmer |Rom Preston-Ellis |Katherine McPhillips
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6 days ago | 
bristolpost.co.uk | Rom Preston-Ellis |Katherine McPhillips |Estel Farell Roig
It also has a historic harbourAs the summer season approaches, many are eager to unwind on a beautiful beach, and fortunately, you don't have to venture far in the UK to find a fantastic spot. Weymouth in Dorset has been hailed by the Guardian as an "unsung beach town" – a gem that's often overshadowed by its more famous neighbouring resorts.
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1 week ago | 
the-express.com | Rebecca Koncienzcy |Katherine McPhillips |Alana Loftus
Growing herbs is a cinch, perfect for sprouting in pots on your windowsill, but many gardeners mistakenly believe that all herbs should be fertilized the same way. Leafy varieties like basil, mint, or parsley flourish with a good dose of nitrogen in late spring, which accelerates their growth and enriches their flavor. On the other hand, woody herbs such as rosemary, thyme, and lavender require a different fertilizing tactic.
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1 week ago | 
msn.com | Rom Preston-Ellis |Ben Lyons |Katherine McPhillips
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1 week ago | 
leicestermercury.co.uk | Rom Preston-Ellis |Ben Lyons |Katherine McPhillips
Lasagne, the quintessential comfort food, has been given a novel twist in this recipe by being fashioned into a pasta bake, offering an effortless choice for a weeknight dinner. Mary Berry's innovative creation of baked pasta lasagne rolls is a delightful twist on the traditional dish, perfect as a main course or even for your next summer barbecue.
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1 week ago | 
irishstar.com | Katherine McPhillips |Brigid Brown
A cleaning expert has shared a simple tip to remove limescale from a toilet bowl without the need for scrubbing. It might seem straightforward to keep a toilet clean by pouring bleach into the bowl, but this potent cleaner won't cut it if you spot discolored stains on the porcelain. Limescale is a tenacious deposit from the minerals in hard water, and it clings tightly to surfaces, meaning scrubbing alone won't get rid of it.
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1 week ago | 
express.co.uk | Katherine McPhillips |Nicola Roy
Bananas won't turn brown and will last 2 weeks longer if 1 common mistake is avoidedMost people store bananas in a fruit bowl - but this is actually a big mistake, and there's a much better way to stop your fruit going mushy. Bananas are notorious for going brown and mushy pretty quickly (Image: Westend61 via Getty Images)A food expert has sounded the alarm about bananas and how we're storing them at home.
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1 week ago | 
express.co.uk | Katherine McPhillips |Rebecca Koncienzcy
Lavender is not a traditional herb you use in the kitchen but it's easy to grow as it has the same needs as rosemary and thyme (Image: Getty)Herbs are a breeze to cultivate and can even be grown in pots on the windowsill; however, many gardeners treat them all the same when it comes to fertilisation, which is a big mistake. For example, leafy herbs like basil, mint or parsley thrive when fed ample nitrogen in late spring, as it accelerates their growth and enhances flavour.
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1 week ago | 
express.co.uk | Katherine McPhillips |Ketsuda Phoutinane
Stop boiling frozen peas when 1 easy cooking method makes them better and butteryFrozen peas are a handy ingredient to have in the freezer, but if you boil them you could be ruining them. Frozen peas taste better if you ditch boiling them (Image: OksanaKiian via Getty Images)Boiling frozen peas might be the go-to method for many, but culinary expert has explained how this approach leaves them "mushy" and "bland".
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1 week ago | 
msn.com | Rom Preston-Ellis |Katherine McPhillips
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