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1 month ago |
nigella.com | Hetty McKinnon
Introduction My love for macaroni soup runs deep. It’s an evocative dish, a reminder of my mother’s devotion to cooking hearty breakfasts every morning and the quick lunches we would share when it was just the two of us at home. It is also a dish that captures her time in Hong Kong, where she lived for several years before her passage to Australia was made possible.
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1 month ago |
nigella.com | Noor Murad |Yotam Ottolenghi
Introduction Kebab shop ‘chips with mayo’ are the inspiration for this dish, although this version is a little more involved. There’s a generous sauce-to-potato ratio here, which is kind of naughty, but also what you really, truly want. Ottolenghi Test Kitchen: Shelf Love
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2 months ago |
nigella.com | Yasmin Khan
Introduction This rich and creamy soup is inspired by the high mountain meadows in Northern Turkey where the country’s best dairy produce comes from. It’s incredibly simple, quick and comforting and, as such, is on steady rotation at my house. To make sure the yogurt doesn’t split while you are cooking it, add it in stages and warm it up gently.
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Jan 14, 2025 |
nigella.com | Benjamina Ebuehi
Introduction Not many cakes are as comforting as a pound cake. It’s simple in both name and appearance, but that’s where its beauty lies. Heavy with butter, the dense crumb is at home when thickly sliced and served alongside a big mug of tea. The trick in getting the best texture and avoiding the dryness that is so often associated with pound cakes is to really, and I mean really, beat the butter and sugar for a lot longer than you may expect or be used to.
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Jan 7, 2025 |
nigella.com | Simon Bajada
Introduction Imqarrun il-forn evokes memories of lunch at my grandmother’s. If this wasn’t on the table, it was often in the fridge. My cousins and I would fight each other over the irresistible crusty edges (which are helped along by a dusting of semolina in the baking dish). This dish is found in cafes and bakeries all over Malta and Gozo, sold in small aluminium containers for an easy lunch. The recipe is similar to Timpana, but less grandiose and without pastry.
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