Recipes by Anne's Kitchen (Page 10)
Spiced Coley and Potato BakeIn conjunction with Sainsbury’s,I developed this recipe to show that there are other fish varieties out thereto try – and in turn help protect over fished varieties such as Cod, Salmon,Tuna, Haddock and Prawns. Sainsbury’s are the UK’s largest retailer of MSCcertified sustainable seafood so you can buy with confidence – something I… |
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Maple, Date and Pecan Hot Cross Bun'sMy secret to better Easter Baking with Stork is giving Hot Cross Buns a modern twist by simply combining three of my favourite ingredients - soft dates - crunchy pecans and sweet maple syrup to create a delicious toasted treat!The recipe I chose as the base was from the River Cottage Handbook no3 simply titled Bread and it was easy… |
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Saving Money with mySuperListRecently, I was contacted by mySupermarket about testing out their new money saving app called mySuperList which covers the main supermarkets and several major retailers. At heart I am a bargain hunter and always shop comparing prices from small shops and the market, to large supermarkets, often researching via the internet beforehand… |
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Mango Crunch FoolI seem to go through stages of liking yoghurt, which may seem a bit odd but I guess maybe I am a little bit odd?! Fortunately at the moment its the 'on' stage and it reminded me that I really do enjoy Total's plain yoghurt, its thick and creamy and perfect for both sweet and savoury dishes. I like that its natural and not full of… |
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Spicy Kabanosy FusilliApologies this week for not doing my meal planning post - I didn't manage to squeeze it between my shift pattern but I will be back next week! So far we have eaten jacket potatoes and a lush Spinaci pizza that Dr Oetker gave me a voucher for! I now have a few days off from work to catch up and rest my weary bones which is always… |
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Honey and Mustard Sausage CasseroleWinter still has us in its chilly grip but the daffodils are starting to bloom and Spring is in the air! I love seeing their bright sunny little heads burst into flower and think of warmer times ahead! Me and cold weather do not mix! However salads are not really going to cut it for a while yet and a warming dish, like my sausage and… |
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Salted Caramel Sauce.. for Scones..for cake..or on a spoon..This sauce was born during one of those ‘youknow you are a food blogger moments’ as it was nearly bedtime, and my mind was ponderingat the sad thought of pouring away the last of the double cream that I wasquite sure was to have been used by the… |
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Chocolate and Crème De Menthe Cherry Loaf CakeSometime last year on a day trip out, I think possibly Huntingdon way with my dad if my brain remembers correctly, I found in a little off licence these gorgeous almost glow in the dark green Crème de Mentheflavoured cocktail cherries! I had never seen them before or since then on the high street but I have found on the internet at… |
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Beetroot Bhaji’sSince first tasting Indian food many, many years back I have always loved onion bhajisand over the last few years gone a bit more experimental with making my own – we all adore myaubergine bhaji’s and they are a regular make in our house but sometimes itsnice to try something new and I’d had a packet of beetroot in the fridge… |
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Chocolate and Mincemeat Pudding CakeDear Readers. I have a secret. Well notanymore really ..maybe I shouldn’t post this at all as next year I might missout.. hmm.. well I am sure there is enough to go round…. I digress… so you knoweveryone buys mincemeat for Christmas? .......Well after all the tinsel is packed away, the stray confetti occasionally showing its shiny… |
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