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Two Salmon and Chives Cannelé
The perfect addition to your brunch spread – a traditional cannelé topped with smoked salmon.
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12 Cup Muffin Tray
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Roasted Pumpkin Soup
Wholesome and comforting. Deliciously creamy, this roasted pumpkin soup is perfectly served with crusty bread and salted butter.
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Stoneware Petite Casserole
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Chestnut Hot Chocolate
The perfect after-dinner treat. This rich hot chocolate with warming chestnut demands to be savoured slowly!
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Stoneware Cappuccino Mug
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Chai Tea
The perfect Halloween dinner send-off! Fragrant Chai Tea with a warming blend of spices.
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Stoneware Cappuccino Mug
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Green Risotto
A delicious twist on the classic risotto. Rich, perfectly creamy risotto with broccoli rice and shaved asparagus.
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Non-Stick Ceramic Stock Pot
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Cinnamon and Cherry Tomato Koshari
“This bravely spiced rice and lentil dish is more than a sum of its parts and comes (mostly) from the store cupboard. It’s topped with a crown of crispy frizzled shallots, which brings a key level of crunch and contract to what its otherwise soft and comforting. In its pure Egyptian street-food form there is pasta, macaroni to be precise, and often chickpeas, too. I’ve just used rice and lentils here for simplicity, but you could add a handful of macaroni to the rice, or a drained can of chickpeas, to make it a little more authentic.” – Anna Jones
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Crispy Tofu Pad Thai
“I am a sucker for a pad Thai. I know it’s predictable, but I can’t seem to bypass it on a menu. This version brings together all the things I love about it; crispy tofu, lots of greens, a tamarind heavy-sauce, roasted peanuts, and crispy onion, as in my mind, a pad Thai is pointless without them.” – Anna Jones
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Fig, Thyme and Goat's Cheese Galette
“This galette, with a hazelnut pastry and a filling of capers and herby goat’s cheese, has become a regular at home for when I have a bag full of purple and jammy figs. I make this pretty tart with a couple of substantial salads for a summer lunch for six; it would serve four with just a side salad. Roasting the figs will bring out their jammy nature, so you can get away with using them slightly under- or overripe here.” – Anna Jones
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Stoneware Fluted Flan Dish
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Kale, Walnut, and Cheddar Rosti Pie
“Sometimes I crave crunch and texture from a pie, like this rosti-topped one, with its buttery grated celeriac roof. The flavours warm you, with the round sweetness of nutmeg, custardy butter beans, toasted walnuts, the minerals of kale and a sharp punch of cider vinegar. If you are after a really hearty meal, you could even serve this with some mashed potato.” – Anna Jones
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Stoneware Heritage Rectangular Dish
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Mellow Confit Garlic Frittata with Gremolata
“Don’t be shocked by the amount of garlic used here: it makes more than you will need but keeps really well in the fridge for months, and once you have used all the cloves, the mellow oil is a quick addition to pastas, pizzas and dressings. I like to use a cast-iron pan – I find it provides a nice even heat. If you have wild garlic to hand, replace the confit garlic and spinach with a couple of handfuls of the leaves, wilting them as you would the spinach.” – Anna Jones
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Cast Iron Round Skillet
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Pan-roasted Cauliflower with Saffron Butter
“Cooking vegetables like this (pan roasting) happens a lot in restaurant kitchens but it’s a good thing to do at home too. You get the vegetables going in the pan, building up a bit of colour and texture, then blast them in the oven to cook through; they get some direct heat and char from the hob, then come more mellow even heat from the oven. I love adding vinegar when I am cooking vegetables and it’s balanced here by the sweetness of the cauliflower, saffron and pine nuts. This recipe is inspired by the brilliant cook, Lola DeMille.” – Anna Jones
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Cast Iron Square Grillit®
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Pea and Coconut Soup
“When I am hungry, impatient and have nothing in the fridge, this vegan soup is the recipe I turn to. To be really speedy, the pan you use is important; a small, deep saucepan will mean your soup won’t come to a simmer quickly, so I suggest a deep, wide one – cast iron is ideal. If you don’t have spring onions, a normal onion will do fine; you may just need to cook it for a little longer.” – Anna Jones
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Cast Iron Round Casserole
