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apricot squares

Apricot squares

Depending on size of the food processor, the apricots can be processed in two batches. Place saucepan over a small gas jet or element to prevent burning mixture on edge of pan. Note
basic scone recipe

Basic scone recipe

Have a crack at this easy scone recipe then try different flavour variations - from lemon and currant, cumin and oregano to apricot wholemeal.
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apricot impossible pie

Apricot impossible pie

This easy-mix pie is called `impossible’ because it sorts itself out in the oven into 3 layers. Note
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brandied apricot jam

Brandied apricot jam

For a more intense brandy flavour, stir up to two tablespoons of brandy into the jam mixture before pouring into the jars. Note
apricot and strawberry sponge bake

Apricot and strawberry sponge bake

Sponge-finger biscuits are also known as savoiardi biscuits, savoy biscuits, lady’s fingers or sponge fingers; they are long, oval-shaped Italian-style crisp fingers made from sponge-cake mixture, and are available from supermarkets. Recipe is not suitable to freeze. Note
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apricot amaretto jam

Apricot amaretto jam

Amaretto is a sweet almond flavoured liqueur that is made from a base of apricot pits or almonds, sometimes both.
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lemon and apricot cake

Lemon and apricot cake

Put the kettle on and treat yourself to a thick wedge of this gingery lemon and apricot cake, best served with a dollop of yoghurt or whipped cream.
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grilled stone fruit with amaretti

Grilled stone fruit with amaretti

You can use the stone fruit of your choice to make this delicious dessert. As a rule, it's best to go with whatever is best in season, but personal taste always plays a role!
nectarine and apricot tarts

Nectarine and apricot tarts

These tarts are the perfect expression of sumer. When cooked, the nectarines and apricots soften and slightly caramelise, becoming the perfect foil to the buttery crunch of the pastry and the nuts. Note
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Apricot almond crumbles

Apricot almond crumbles

Sweet brandy-spiked apricot is topped with a gingery almond topping in this delicious take on the classic crumble.
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moroccan-spiced apricot and pistachio

Moroccan-spiced lamb with apricot and pistachio

Substitute cashews for pistachios if you like. Also goes well with pan-fried white fish fillets; grilled beef fillets. Deglazing is the initial step in making a sauce that incorporates the browned bits sticking to the bottom of a pan in which meat has been cooked. A small amount of liquid is added to any remaining […]
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Petits Fours

Petits fours

Delicious little French confectioneries that literally mean 'small oven'.
pomegranate-glazed turkey with cornbread seasoning

Pomegranate-glazed turkey with cornbread seasoning

To test if turkey is cooked, insert a skewer sideways into the thickest part of the thigh then remove and press flesh to release the juices. If the juice runs clear, the turkey is cooked. Alternatively, insert a meat thermometer into the thickest part of the thigh, without touching bone; it should reach 90°C. This […]
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siena cake

Siena cake

siena cake is a perfect accompaniment for after-dinner coffee. Cut into thin wedges or slices about 1cm thick,then into small pieces Note
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MOROCCAN BEEF SALAD

Moroccan beef salad

A light and summery Moroccan-style beef salad packed full of apricots, sultanas, pine nuts, mint and dill.
chocolate, apricot and hazelnut cake

Chocolate, apricot and hazelnut cake

To make chocolate curls, run a cheese slicer down the back of a slightly warmed block of chocolate. For smaller curls, run a vegetable peeler down the side of a block of chocolate. Note
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CandLes

Candles

Blow on the candles on this delicate and beautifully styled birthday cake.
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