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Xmas Day – Chorizo & Brussel Sprouts & Sausagemeat Balls
A couple of recipes that I’ve used before and published on here and feel are worth repeating for your Christmas Lunch! Our Family essentials for the perfect Xmas Dinner:- Sausage meat Balls Sausage meat balls, our family recipe for sausage … Continue reading
Posted in Chorizo, Recipes, Sausages, Turkey, Yorkshire Dales Food
Tagged balls, boxing day, Brussel Sprouts, Brussels, chorizo, christmas, Christmas dinner, delia, Meat, recipe, Recipes, sausage, sausagemeat, Sausages, turkey, turkey curry, xmas
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Turkey Curry – Delia’s English colonial curry with turkey
For Boxing Day Lunch Mum followed Delia Smith’s recipe for English Colonial Turkey Curry and it was a classic, absolutely perfect for Boxing Day or any other lazy day with the Family for that matter and uses up the turkey giblets … Continue reading
Delia’s Happy Christmas
Delia Smith has a new book out – “Delia’s Happy Christmas” available from the 15th October, the follow-up or sequel to her original “Delia’s Christmas” book first published nearly 20 years ago. Delia has revisited Christmas with both traditional and … Continue reading
Posted in Food & Recipe Books
Tagged book, christmas, delia, fayre, happy, Recipes, smith, traditional
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Toad in the Hole
Not had much inspiring to write about but thought I would give you the benefit of my Toad in the Hole recipe, always great for a quick family meal, and fantastic with Paganum bangers (pork sausages). I used a large Aga … Continue reading
Frugal Food reinvented for the Credit Crunch ?
With many Chef’s favouring traditional cuts of meat and recipes and in the midst of a downturn or as the media insist on calling it at every opportunity the “Credit Crunch” now is perfect timing for Delia Smith to relaunch … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Food & Recipe Books, Food Competitions
Tagged book, budget, competition, credit, crunch, cuts, delia, economy, Food, frugal, Lamb, liver, Meat, offal, shin, smith, Steak, stew, traditional
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