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Q. We are planning a barbeque this weekend and wanted some recommendations of what to do?Read
Q I’ve got a glut of yellow courgettes that I want to use in a salad. Is it possible to marinade them to serve them raw?Read
Q. I have apples ripe on my tree at home. What can I do with them.Read
Q. What can I do with an abundance of strawberries?Read
Q. I love Moroccan food, especially tagines. Are they easy to make?Read
Q. I had a cold, white soup in Spain made, I think, with almonds and garlic. Any ideas how it might have been made?Read
QWhat’s the difference between ice cream and semifreddo and are they easy to make?Read
Q. What is the secret of a really good rice pudding?Read
Q. I’ve been buying bags of tomatoes at the Bull Ring open market at a great price to make soup. Any other ways they could be used?Read
Q. I made some meatballs in tomato sauce but they fell apart. Do you have a recipe that works?Read
QI tried to glaze a ham with honey in the oven recently, but it burned. How do you stop it burning?Read
TALNA is a frying technique. Frying Indian food is usually done in a wok or kadhai. The round bottom uses less oil and cooks the food evenly.Read
HANDI is an Indian pot that has a bottom like a wok and then has a narrow opening on the top.Read
Bhunao (Curry). This is Indian curry cooking. Oil is added to a wok or pan and to this chopped onion and cumin are added.Read
BAGHAR, tadka or chonkis instant seasonings or tempering.Read
GARAM MASALA. Garam means heat and masala, of course, means spice. Read
Poppy seed – or khus khus – come from the same plant as opium. Used whole or ground in cooking and baking, they are also pressed to yield its oil.Read
BLACK Cardamom is the dried fruit of an herbaceous plant of the ginger family.Read
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ASAFOETIDA (Hing) is dried latex from a type of fennel plant growing mainly in Afganistan and Iran.Read
See how local pubs rate with our teams of reviewers. Read
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