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No-stir spring pea risotto

No-stir spring pea risotto

Feeding a family of big eaters is expensive! When I find a meat-free meal they enjoy, it helps the weekly budget. This risotto is the kind of dish that can be made if there are the very barest of essentials in the cupboard. It has light flavours to match the season. I do have to pay attention to the pot, but only for half an hour, so it’s no drama.
WHITE BEAN, GRAPEFRUIT AND HERB SALAD

White bean, grapefruit and herb salad

We used butter beans for this recipe, but you can use any white beans. Note
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broad bean mash

Broad bean puree

Broad beans are also known as fava beans. They mash up beautifully and work well as a dip, or spread on warm crusty bread with a drizzle of olive oil.
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Teriyaki lamb with carrot salad

Teriyaki lamb with carrot salad

Tender grilled teriyaki lamb skewers with a refreshing and crunchy carrot salad make a great lunch or light dinner. Serve with steamed rice or noodles if you need something slightly more substantial.
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Lamb with quince and honey

Lamb with quince and honey

The astringent perfume of quince is the perfect counterbalance to the sweet honey in this fragrant lamb and couscous dish.
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Pasta with salmon roe and chervil

Pasta with salmon roe and chervil

Elegant and delicate without sacrificing flavour, this angel hair pasta with salmon roe and chervil is a great dinner party or lunch party recipe.
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Sweet corn soup

Sweet corn soup

This Mexican-style corn soup is delicately spiced with garlic, chilli and cumin. The crunchy tortilla strips and jalapeños sour cream are both moreish, so make sure to have plenty on hand.
Lamb cutlets with beetroot and tzatziki

Lamb cutlets with beetroot and tzatziki

Tender lamb cutlets are just fabulous with baby beetroot and a dollop tzatziki. You can boil, steam or roast the baby beets, but roasting them brings out the flavour best.
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Tangelo jam

Tangelo jam

A cross between mandarins and grapefruit, tangelos make a jam that's sweeter than marmalade yet still tart, thanks to the fruit's natural acidity. This jam is particularly good spooned generously over rice pudding or served with tangelo cake.
rocket, gruyère and ham soufflé omelette

Rocket, gruyère and ham soufflé omelette

Gruyère is a hard-rind Swiss cheese with small holes and a nutty, slightly salty, flavour. It is a popular cheese for soufflés as it melts easily. Like a traditional soufflé, this soufflé omelette should be eaten straight away to prevent it sinking. Note
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