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items: 7 Nigerian recipes
items: 11 quick desserts ready in under 30 minutes
items: 41 autumn desserts
items: Honey mustard dressing
items: Ranch dressing
items: Hot Thai dressing
items: Italian tomato dressing
items: Why I love Northern Ireland, the home of famous whiskey and traditional icons
items: olive plant-based supermarket awards 2024
items: Chicken vindaloo
items: Cheeseburger pasta
items: Penne arrabbiata
items: Pain au chocolat
items: Sri Lankan spiced grilled cabbage
items: Pineapple mezcal margarita
items: Buttermilk fried chicken caesar
items: Indonesian pork satay (sate babi rica-rica)
items: Indonesian tuna (gohu ikan) in spicy and tangy citrus
items: Doogh ice lollies
items: Earl grey and yogurt madeleines
items: Carrot top pesto and roast carrots
items: Korean king oyster mushrooms (seasongi beoseot bokkeum)
items: Korean spicy radish salad (musaengchae)
items: Cherry margarita
items: Korean bossam (poached pork belly wrap)

7 Nigerian recipes
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subject: Africa
subject: Collection
subject: Recipes
subject: Travel
description: Celebrate Nigeria’s bold and diverse flavours, from smoky jollof rice to fiery roasted dishes — a feast that captures the country’s vibrant spirit
encoded: Want to learn about Nigerian cooking? Looking for recipes from Nigeria? Check out these recipes, then discover our guides to Ethiopian food and Tunisian food, then try our West African recipes. Celebrate Nigeria’s rich and diverse food culture with a feast of vibrant flavours and bold spices. Across hundreds of tribes and traditions one thing remains the same — a love of big personalities and even bigger flavours. Try sweet and savoury favourites such as chin chin, puff-puff and suya, alongside plantain chips and refreshing chapman. Each dish tells a story of heritage, hospitality and togetherness — a cuisine built on generosity, community and a zest for life. Nigerian recipes Nigerian-style roast lamb This dish holds a special place in Jess and Jo Edun’s hearts, created while cooking with their grandma in her Hackney kitchen. Lamb was her favourite and this recipe honours the Easters spent feeding the family, with memories of her bold, rich flavours. A pillar of her community, their grandma’s love for spice is captured in this dish. Slow-cooked, juicy lamb that melts in your mouth, seasoned with suya spice – a Nigerian street-food classic from the north. Combining the best of British and Nigerian flavours, this lamb is a perfect Easter dish, best served hot with jollof rice or roast potatoes, or both! Nigerian jollof rice Jollof rice is more than just a dish – it’s a cultural icon that sparks debates and brings people together, representing the vibrant essence of West African cuisine. At Flygerians, Jess and Jo Edun put their own spin on this classic, blending sweet Nigerian flavours with their signature smoky depth that keeps people coming back. The Flygerian jollof isn’t just for special occasions, it’s an everyday experience. Their late grandmother always said that good jollof takes time and patience and now, every time they cook it, they’re reminded of family gatherings filled with laughter and love. This recipe is perfect for sharing – best served hot with pla…

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11 quick desserts ready in under 30 minutes
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subject: Baking and desserts
subject: Collection
subject: Easy
subject: Recipes
description: These quick dessert recipes are perfect for effortless entertaining or a speedy sweet fix, from creamy no-churn ice cream to silky no-bake cheesecakes
encoded: Try these quick dessert recipes, then find more inspiration for dessert recipes, including easy pudding recipes and individual dessert recipes. Whether you're hosting a dinner party and want to finish on a high, or simply fancy something sweet, these effortless desserts deliver maximum impact with minimal fuss. They look impressive, taste incredible and come together in no time – no one will guess just how easy they were to make. Your secret’s safe with us. 11 quick dessert recipes Matchagato This matcha dessert comes together in just five minutes – perfect for finishing off a dinner party. Serve with shortbreads for scooping. Classic no-bake cheesecake This no-bake cheesecake is a brilliant all-rounder – perfect for dressing up with whatever fruit is in season. It serves up to eight, making it ideal for a dinner party centrepiece, but it also keeps well for up to five days so that you can enjoy a slice (or two) throughout the week. Honey and lime ice cream Turn the last of your honey jar into something special with this five-ingredient honey and lime ice cream. The set honey gives it a second life, adding natural sweetness and a subtle floral flavour that’s too good to waste. Lemon fool This five-ingredient lemon fool is as simple as it is elegant. Whip double cream with sugar, then fold through greek yogurt and lemon curd for a light, zesty finish. Spoon into glasses and serve with buttery shortbread for an easy yet impressive dessert – everyone will be glad they’ve got their own. Chocolate affogato Give ice cream an upgrade with this quick homemade affogato. Our chocolate twist combines dark chocolate, espresso and good-quality chocolate gelato for a rich, sophisticated finish. Ready in just five minutes it’s ideal for a quick sweet hit or to impress your partner at the end of a romantic meal. Chocolate pudding with passion fruit Round off your dinner party with this rich chocolate pudding topped with fresh passion fruit. The sharp, tangy fruit cuts through the c…

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41 autumn desserts
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subject: Collection
subject: Recipes
description: Make the most of autumn with over 40 comforting desserts, from apple crumbles and pumpkin pies to cakes, bakes and puddings using seasonal produce
encoded: Make the most of autumn's bounty with this collection of over 40 comforting desserts. From classic apple crumbles and spiced pumpkin pies to rich cakes, fruity puddings and warming baked treats, each recipe celebrates the flavours of the season. Whether you're after a showstopping pudding for Sunday lunch, a nostalgic bake for Bonfire Night or a sweet treat to enjoy with a mug of tea, you'll find plenty of inspiration for autumnal indulgence. As the days grow shorter and chillier, autumn is the perfect time to fill your kitchen with the scent of baking apples, pears, plums and pumpkins. This season brings a wealth of produce – think blackberries foraging in the hedgerows, orchard-fresh apples and pears, sweet figs, earthy beetroot, and vibrant pumpkin. These ingredients lend themselves beautifully to comforting bakes and puddings, whether you're baking for a crowd or simply treating yourself. For even more seasonal ideas, explore our best autumn recipes, discover a variety of autumn cake recipes, or try your hand at preserving autumn's fruit in homemade jams. If you fancy something savoury, browse our autumn breakfast ideas, hearty autumn salads, or comforting one-pot dishes. For those keen to celebrate the season, there's inspiration for cosy autumn home décor, cabin getaways and even autumn cocktails to toast the change in weather. Discover a wide variety of autumn desserts below, from traditional British favourites to creative new ideas. There are cakes, tarts, crumbles, pies, puddings and more – each one showcasing the best of the season. Easy autumn dessert ideas Apple and blackberry crumble A timeless pudding that pairs tart apples and juicy blackberries beneath a golden, buttery crumble topping. Serve warm with lashings of custard or cream for a true taste of autumn. Discover more crumble recipes perfect for all seasons. Toffee apple croissant tart This toffee apple croissant tart swaps traditional pastry for ready-to-bake croissant dough, making it quick and…

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Honey mustard dressing
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subject: Recipes
description: Made with just a few storecupboard staples, this honey mustard dressing balances rich sweetness and sharp mustard bite
encoded: Try our honey mustard dressing, then our Italian tomato dressing, ranch dressing and hot Thai dressing. Honey mustard dressing recipe

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Ranch dressing
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subject: Recipes
description: Make a creamy ranch dressing with just five ingredients, blending rich, tangy and herby flavours for a versatile addition to many dishes
encoded: Try our ranch dressing, then our hot Thai dressing, honey mustard dressing and miso ginger dressing. Ranch dressing recipe

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Hot Thai dressing
type: item
subject: Easy
subject: Recipes
description: Whip up a fragrant Thai dressing with six simple ingredients, perfectly balancing sweet, sour and spicy to elevate any salad
encoded: Try our hot Thai dressing, then try our miso ginger dressing, ranch dressing and honey mustard dressing. Hot Thai dressing recipe

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Italian tomato dressing
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subject: Easy
subject: Recipes
description: Create an Italian tomato dressing with simple ingredients, balancing tangy tomatoes, zesty capers, vinegar and a touch of olive oil
encoded: Try our Italian tomato dressing, then our honey mustard dressing, miso ginger dressing and ranch dressing. Italian tomato dressing recipe

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Why I love Northern Ireland, the home of famous whiskey and traditional icons
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date: 2024-10-18T13:14:19.000Z
subject: Guides
subject: Northern Ireland
subject: Travel
subject: UK
subject: 10 things
description: Stevie McCarry, head chef at Lir in Coleraine marina, reveals what makes Northern Irish food special, plus top activities and places to stay when visiting
encoded: For more travel inspiration, check out our guide to the best Irish holidays and the best Irish whiskeys to buy. For more cuisine guides, check out our guides to Athens cuisine, Austrian cuisine or Icelandic cuisine. Northern Ireland cuisine: 10 things we love Potato farls Potato farls are a beloved staple in Northern Ireland – a type of potato bread made from a simple mix of mashed potatoes and flour, cut into quarters (or "farls") and cooked until golden. Popular in Ulster, they’re a fry-up essential, often replacing toast or enjoyed with butter and jam at teatime and even paired with smoked fish for supper. Due to their versatility and familiarity they're the perfect base for experimenting with new ingredients as people are more open to trying something different when served with a comforting classic like a farl. Champ Another must-try Northern Irish classic is champ. This dish combines seasoned mashed potatoes with scallions (spring onions), milk, and a generous amount of butter for a silky-smooth side. It's great paired with meat or fish – but just as good enjoyed on its own. Locally sourced produce In Northern Ireland, diners are fortunate to have access to an abundance of incredible local produce. You can find artisanal bread from nearby bakehouses like Ursa Minor in Ballycastle, fresh vegetables from Rhee River Organics, and the coast teeming with foraging opportunities, from exquisite seaweed to a bounty of berries, nuts, seeds and mushrooms in nearby forests. This reliance on seasonality is a driving force, fostering a strong sense of community and resulting in beautifully cohesive menus as chefs have to adjust their dishes based on the local catch or produce in season. Therefore, it’s popular to have traditional dishes reimagined. For example, the classic sausage roll at Lir was transformed with fresh, locally sourced monkfish. Dulse Dulse is a red seaweed cherished in Northern Ireland. Foraged from the shoreline, it’s traditionally dried and enjoyed as a …

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olive plant-based supermarket awards 2024
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date: 2024-07-05T09:34:25.000Z
creator: Emily Burg
subject: Guides
subject: Reviews
subject: Taste tests
subject: Products
description: The must-buy winners of our first plant-based supermarket awards, including dairy- and meat-alternatives and sweet treats
encoded: Welcome to olive’s plant-based supermarket awards 2024. Our team of experts blind-tested plant-based supermarket foods across 11 popular categories to bring you our favourites vegan staples. Make your life easier when shopping vegan by looking out for the winners and runners-up in our awards, from milk alternatives to sweet treats. For more in-depth taste tests check out olive's guide to the best oat milk, the best almond milk, the best vegan mayonnaise and the best supermarket vegan wine. If you're looking for your favourite foods made vegan, browse our guide to the best vegan chocolate, vegan comfort food recipes and the best vegan pizza. Wanting some guidance on Veganuary? Look at our list of easy vegan meal ideas for a gentle introduction or, alternatively, treat yourself to a great variety of vegan snacks from our pick of the best vegan hampers. To find out more about meat alternatives, listen to our olive podcast on the 10 things you need to know about meat alternatives. For more supermarket awards, check out the olive summer supermarket awards 2024. Best supermarket vegan foods at a glance: Best chicken alternative: Waitrose PlantLiving: No Chicken Kyiv, £3.40 Best vegan mince: Sainsbury's Plant Pioneers Meat Free Mince,<a href="https://www.sainsburys.co.uk/gol-ui/product/sainsburys-vegetarian-mince-500g?utm_medium=cpc&cmpid=cpc&catalogId=10241&utm_content=shopping&productId=1032502&utm_campaign=20333793068&utm_custom2=759-449-0952&storeId=10151&gclid=Cj0KCQjw7ZO0BhDYARIsAFttkCi-tuTQ91aLB2MdgU0o28kzlhKtptgwsiMdjVxUXyA8HohKYZ2vTskaAsFYEALw_wcB&utm_custom1=&langId=44&utm_source=Google&krypto=LErHB0dDolFVdHryAf6GL0enREFyLdz6DONKnXTJKYX4PsMYXdrkMVh6VWGHrHUA%2BQuNVu3Uotnv24iDhYtmyj2Q1S1I71y18%2Bwn8O%2Fil%2FIoM4neovoBBLZ6Ar7R%2FSvwyDgVtS5NjoWbT6PUul0RiAinXEPjLmB2IEsIWvkAMYAl3jP%2BVyJCSwZykDLFLRUcgjtNitN76juHHdC%2BnfSv%2FgwcreBjSe0kJwWHKQvNWjhWwPkhb8OZnaVqy0W65U4Ei7913tGL3IgDw2FfsjG2Td4rxmil9ZlE%2FEfqoMIZomjH7w%2BUmf%2F%2FgQw%2FyUIjGu0FLexexW8JWCkvzNP1MvlEEQJUo6qOjF…

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Chicken vindaloo
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subject: Easy
subject: Meat and poultry
subject: Recipes
subject: Chicken thighs
subject: cinnamon stick
subject: cloves
subject: coriander
subject: coriander seeds
subject: cumin seeds
subject: dried whole chillies
subject: garlic cloves
subject: ghee
subject: Ginger
subject: jaggery
subject: mustard seeds
subject: oil
subject: Onions
subject: paprika
subject: peppercorns
subject: salt
subject: tamarind concentrate
subject: white wine vinegar
description: The fiery, tangy vindaloo originates from Goa and is infused with Portuguese influence. Monica Sawhney Haldar's chicken version is a speedy twist on the classic
encoded: Try our chicken vindaloo recipe, then check out our chicken madras, chicken jalfrezi, chicken tikka masala and more of our chicken curry recipes. Monica Sawhney Haldar has been teaching Indian cookery for more than 10 years after founding The Spice Club to showcase home-style regional Indian cookery via her own cookery schools and pop-up supper clubs. During lockdown in 2020, she founded shikshak.co.uk, an online Indian cookery school where she teaches her members from all over the world how to master Indian cookery. Instagram @thespiceclub How to cook the perfect chicken vindaloo: cook's tips You can batch make the spice blend and store it in an airtight jar so you can make it whenever you like Also, you can make a vegetarian version using 220g paneer, 1 small cooked potato (100g) and 2 tbsp peas How to serve chicken vindaloo: With rice or fresh chapatis. Chicken vindaloo recipe

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Cheeseburger pasta
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subject: Easy
subject: Family
subject: Meat and poultry
subject: Recipes
subject: Beef mince
subject: Dijon mustard
subject: double cream
subject: extra-virgin olive oil
subject: garlic cloves
subject: green pepper
subject: penne pasta
subject: pickled cucumber
subject: red leicester cheese
subject: small onions
description: All your favourite flavours from a cheeseburger transported into this rich and delicious pasta for the whole family to enjoy
encoded: Try this cheeseburger pasta, then check out more meaty pastas including our beef cannelloni, one-pan sausage pasta, sausage pasta bake, meatball pasta bake and penne arrabbiata. For more burger inspiration, check out our best burger recipes. How to make cheeseburger pasta... step-by-step video View Green Video on the source website How to make the perfect cheeseburger pasta: cook's tips When frying the beef, press down on each piece with a fork for extra crispiness This recipe uses penne pasta as it is a good shape for the sauce, but it would work well with shells or fusilli, if preferred How to store cheeseburger pasta: Leftovers will keep in the fridge for up to three days in an airtight container. How to serve cheeseburger pasta: Serve with a fresh tomato salad and garlic bread. Cheeseburger pasta recipe

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Penne arrabbiata
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subject: Easy
subject: Recipes
subject: Vegetarian
subject: Basil
subject: extra-virgin olive oil
subject: garlic cloves
subject: Parmesan
subject: penne pasta
subject: red chillies
description: This classic and simple Italian dish is on the table in under 30 minutes, and it packs a punch when it comes to flavour. Serve with ciabatta or focaccia to mop up the leftover sauce
encoded: Try this penne arrabbiata recipe, then check out our tomato pasta bake, chicken and tomato mascarpone pasta, spaghetti arrabbiata, baked feta pasta and more pasta recipes. How to make the perfect penne arrabbiata: cook's tips Before adding the chilli, eat a small piece to check the level of heat and adjust the quantities accordingly. If you have leftover chillies, put them in the freezer and grate straight from frozen into dishes to avoid food waste. To check your pasta is al dente, take a piece out of the boiling water, and when cool enough, bite it. You should feel a slight resistance but overall, the pasta should be soft and edible. How to store penne arrabbiata: Any leftovers will keep in the fridge in an airtight container for up to three days. How to serve penne arrabbiata: Serve with a crisp rocket salad tossed in good-quality olive oil, with ciabatta or focaccia on the side to mop up any leftover sauce. Penne arrabbiata recipe

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Pain au chocolat
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subject: Baking and desserts
subject: Recipes
subject: chocolate batons
subject: double cream
subject: egg yolk
subject: fast action dried yeast
subject: neutral oil
subject: Sea salt
subject: strong white flour
subject: unsalted butter
subject: whole milk
description: Follow our tips and tricks to make a classic version of this buttery, rich and crisp French pastry, best served with a mug of tea or coffee
encoded: Make your own pain au chocolat using our recipe, then check out our homemade croissants, brioche, beignets, tarte tatin. Pain au chocolat are made using a leavened, laminated dough. This means the dough is activated with yeast to create a rise, but it is also enriched with layers of butter that trap air during the baking process, creating the classic web of gluten strands and light, buttery texture you find in croissants. This recipe follows a classic method, producing a reliably rich and crisp end result. Don’t be tempted to skip the chilling between rolls and folds, or you may end up with greasy, stodgy pastry. Trust us, they’re well worth the wait! How to make the perfect pain au chocolat: cook's tips You want your butter and dough to be the same consistency – if the butter is too firm, it will break through the layers of lamination and create a bad rise; if the butter is too soft, the dough will become greasy and uneven. If the butter breaks through the dough, dab it gently with a little flour to prevent it damaging the layers of lamination If the dough becomes an uneven rectangle when you roll it, trim the edges to straighten. Save any off-cuts and roll into spirals. Chill, glaze and bake these with the pain au chocolat for delicious bite-sized treats You can make these up to the end of step six, then freeze the shaped pain au chocolat in an airtight container for up to three months. When you’re ready to bake, continue from step seven, defrosting in the fridge first How to store pain au chocolat: once fully cool, store in an airtight container for up to five days. How to serve pain au chocolat: best eaten on the day they are made, but any leftovers can be warmed in the oven at 150C for 5 mins until lightly crisp. Pain au chocolat recipe

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Sri Lankan spiced grilled cabbage
type: item
subject: Recipes
subject: Vegan
subject: black mustard seeds
subject: coconut oil
subject: coriander leaves
subject: fresh curry leaves
subject: garlic cloves
subject: green chillies
subject: hispi cabbages
subject: lime
subject: long shallots
subject: Summer
subject: Turmeric
subject: vegetable oil
description: Coat charred hispi cabbage in spices and tomatoes to elevate your summer barbecue – it's also vegan and gluten-free, so everyone can enjoy
encoded: Try this Sri Lankan spiced grilled cabbage, then check out our charred hispi cabbage with parmesan dressing, charred hispi cabbage with hazelnut romesco and some more of our easy Sri Lankan recipes for inspiration.

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Pineapple mezcal margarita
type: item
subject: Cocktails and drinks
subject: Recipes
subject: cointreau
subject: dried lime
subject: dried pineapple
subject: lime juice
subject: mezcal
subject: pineapple juice
subject: runny honey
subject: tajin
description: Combine the smoky notes of mezcal with the sweetness of pineapple juice – the citrus notes from the lime and the spicy Tajin rim balance the drink nicely
encoded: Try this fruity mezcal cocktail, then check out our margarita cocktail, mezcal sour cocktail, mezcal paloma and mezcal sunset cocktail. Then discover more Mexican cocktail recipes. Set in a new building at Chelsea Barracks, Campaner provides a modern look at Spain, from the Barcelona restaurant group Los Reyes del Mango. Dishes make use of local ingredients or those sourced from producers of excellence. Seafood is a star, whether that’s oysters with bloody mary cream, Catalan socarrat with prawns, or fish from the Josper grill. Hidden away under the airy restaurant and accessed by an outer door is The Clandesti, a bar with the opposite vibe – darkly secret. thecampaner.com

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Buttermilk fried chicken caesar
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subject: Meat and poultry
subject: Recipes
subject: anchovies
subject: Buttermilk
subject: cajun seasoning
subject: garlic clove
subject: garlic powder
subject: little gem lettuce
subject: mayonnaise
subject: olive oil
subject: onion powder
subject: paprika
subject: Parmesan
subject: Rosemary
subject: self-raising flour
subject: thick white bread
subject: thyme leaves
subject: white wine vinegar
description: The humble chicken caesar is taken to new heights with this buttermilk fried chicken version – recreate chef Dean Freckleton’s dish from his pub, The Queen's Head in Wiltshire
encoded: Try this buttermilk fried chicken caesar, then check out our buttermilk fried chicken, BBQ buttermilk chicken with charred courgette sauce, chicken tenders and our easy caesar salad recipes.

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Indonesian pork satay (sate babi rica-rica)
type: item
subject: Entertain
subject: Meat and poultry
subject: Recipes
subject: coconut oil
subject: Cook Like A Local
subject: garlic cloves
subject: Ginger
subject: lime
subject: pork tenderloin fillet
subject: red bird's eye chillies
subject: red chillies
subject: Rice
subject: Shallots
subject: sunflower oil
description: Rica-rica is an Indonesian sambal laced with chilli, ginger and lime, and works equally well with prawns, chicken or fish fillets for a fiery BBQ treat
encoded: This Indonesian pork satay recipe with chilli, ginger and lime comes from Petty Pandean-Elliot's book The Indonesian Table (£24.95, Phaidon Press). Petty says: "Rica-rica is a sambal from Manado, North Sulawesi. The name translates to ‘chilli’ in the local dialect and, to be expected, this condiment has fiery intensity. The spiciness is also attributed to the red ginger, distinctively coloured, local to Manado and smaller than your typical ginger. For this recipe, I have reduced the number of bird’s-eye chillies but you can add as many as 20 if you’re feeling adventurous. You can also try this dish using prawns, chicken or fish fillets." This is a recipe that Petty shared as part of her guide to Indonesian cuisine. Check it out to learn more about the flavours that are popular in this jewel of South East Asia, including Nasi goreng ayam and Indonesian pandan, raspberry and white chocolate blondies.

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Indonesian tuna (gohu ikan) in spicy and tangy citrus
type: item
subject: Entertain
subject: Fish and seafood
subject: Recipes
subject: Basil
subject: calamansis
subject: Cook Like A Local
subject: groundnut oil
subject: Limes
subject: red bird's eye chillies
subject: sashimi-grade tuna steak
subject: Shallots
subject: tuna belly
description: Marinate high-quality fish in this quick, spicy and tangy sauce for a colourful starter to impress your guests
encoded: This Indonesian tuna recipe in spicy and tangy citrus comes from Petty Pandean-Elliot's book The Indonesian Table (£24.95, Phaidon Press). Petty says: "The Manado word gohu translates to ‘pickled’ in specific dishes such as gohu papaya, where ripe papaya is pickled for at least 24 hours. But in this case it is used to describe a quick, spicy and tangy marination of tuna. I first learned of this dish on a visit to a fishing village near Likupang, a hot Indonesian tourist destination in my hometown of Manado. As the story goes, local fishermen would go out to sea with pouches of fresh chillies, shallots, calamansi and salt. When hunger struck, a few freshly caught fish were filleted on the spot and combined with the ingredients in the small bags. Quality is paramount, so you must use high-quality fish. Ask a trusted fish supplier for sashimi-grade tuna." This is a recipe that Petty shared as part of her guide to Indonesian cuisine. Check it out to learn more about the flavours that are popular in this jewel of South East Asia, including Nasi goreng ayam and Indonesian pandan, raspberry and white chocolate blondies.

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Doogh ice lollies
type: item
subject: Baking and desserts
subject: Entertain
subject: Recipes
subject: edible rose petals
subject: mint leaves
subject: natural yogurt
subject: runny honey
subject: sea salt flakes
subject: Summer
description: Salty and tangy, we’ve translated this classic savoury Persian yogurt drink into a refreshing ice lolly. Mint adds freshness and we’ve added honey for a little sweetness
encoded: Try our doogh ice lollies then check out our ice lolly ideas and more Persian recipes.

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Earl grey and yogurt madeleines
type: item
subject: Baking and desserts
subject: Entertain
subject: Recipes
subject: baking powder
subject: icing sugar
subject: Lemons
subject: loose earl grey tea leaves
subject: natural yogurt
subject: plain flour
subject: runny honey
subject: unsalted butter
description: The magic of these sweet treats lies in the combination of yogurt's tanginess and earl grey's mild, sweet bergamot flavour
encoded: Try our earl grey madeleines then check out our classic madeleines, scones and more afternoon tea recipes.

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Carrot top pesto and roast carrots
type: item
subject: Entertain
subject: Recipes
subject: Vegetarian
subject: brazil nuts
subject: extra-virgin olive oil
subject: garlic clove
subject: Goats cheese
subject: Lemons
subject: Macadamia nuts
subject: Parmesan
subject: sea salt flakes
subject: seasonal
subject: Summer
description: Use carrot greens to make a fresh and simple pesto. Drizzled over roast carrots, be sure to add some goat's cheese for a lovely and effortless vegetarian dish.
encoded: Try our carrot top pesto with roast carrots then check out our classic pesto, carrot salad, roast carrots and parsnips and more carrot recipes. How to store carrot pesto: The leftover pesto keeps for five days in the fridge.

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Korean king oyster mushrooms (seasongi beoseot bokkeum)
type: item
subject: Recipes
subject: Vegetarian
subject: bird's-eye chillies
subject: Cook Like A Local
subject: doenjang
subject: garlic cloves
subject: golden granulated sugar
subject: king oyster mushrooms
subject: Mirin
subject: Rice
subject: sea salt flakes
subject: toasted white sesame seeds
subject: umami seasoning
subject: unsalted butter
subject: vegetable oil
description: Meaty oyster mushrooms are paired with the bold punchy flavours of doenjang to amplify the rich, savoury taste, with a generous dose of rich butter helping to melt in the flavour
encoded: This Korean king oyster mushrooms (seasongi beoseot bokkeum) recipe comes from Su Scott's book, Rice Table (£27, Quadrille). Su says: "The complex umami notes of doenjang work a treat, with a generous dose of rich butter helping to melt in the flavour. Dry-frying the mushrooms is particularly important as it helps to remove some of the moisture and thereby to intensify the mushrooms into meaty morsels packed full of flavour." This is a recipe that Su shared as part of her guide to South Korean cuisine. Check it out to learn about the deep, complex flavours of this East Asian country, including Su's recipe for bossam (poached pork belly wrap) and musaengchae (spicy radish salad). Read local Back Kimyung's guide to South Korean food here, including street food dishes, banquet-style dining and family traditions.

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Korean spicy radish salad (musaengchae)
type: item
subject: Easy
subject: Recipes
subject: Cider vinegar
subject: Cook Like A Local
subject: daikon
subject: garlic cloves
subject: gochugaru
subject: golden granulated sugar
subject: No cook
subject: sea salt flakes
subject: Spring onion
subject: toasted sesame oil
subject: toasted white sesame seeds
description: This is one of the easiest and most common Korean side dishes – try Su Scott's recipe as a topping for bibimbap
encoded: This Korean spicy radish salad (musaengchae) recipe comes from Su Scott's book, Rice Table (£27, Quadrille). Su says:"Fruity gochugaru adds a moderate level of heat that balances the sugar. Use a good-quality sesame oil as it works to bind and perfume the dish beautifully right at the end – I think it is the most quintessentially Korean touch. This makes a great topping for bibimbap." This is a recipe that Su shared as part of her guide to South Korean cuisine. Check it out to learn about the deep, complex flavours of this East Asian country, including Su's recipe for Bossam (poached pork belly wrap) and Korean king oyster mushrooms (seasongi beoseot bokkeum). Read local Back Kimyung's guide to South Korean food here, including street food dishes, banquet-style dining and family traditions.

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Cherry margarita
type: item
subject: Cocktails and drinks
subject: Recipes
subject: blanco tequila
subject: lime juice
subject: maraschino liqueur
description: Craving a margarita but you don’t have triple sec or agave syrup? Try this fruity twist which uses maraschino cherry liqueur as a substitute
encoded: Try this cherry margarita then check out our classic margarita, blueberry margarita and more tequila cocktails.

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Korean bossam (poached pork belly wrap)
type: item
subject: Meat and poultry
subject: Recipes
subject: Apple
subject: bay leaves
subject: blackstrap molasses
subject: cinnamon stick
subject: Cook Like A Local
subject: doenjang
subject: garlic cloves
subject: Ginger
subject: leek
subject: Onions
subject: Pork belly
subject: radish
subject: sake
subject: seasonal leaves
subject: soft dark brown sugar
subject: Soy sauce
subject: ssamjang sauce
subject: white cabbage
subject: whole black peppercorns
description: Try Su Scott's recipe for Korean bossam, a popular poached pork dish with leaves for wrapping and a ssamjang sauce and spicy radish salad on the side
encoded: This Korean bossam recipe comes from Su Scott's book, Rice Table (£27, Quadrille). Su says: “My mother’s kitchen was never short of good boiled pork. Her braising liquor was dark and perfumed with cinnamon bark, and the meat tasted as though it had been bathed in fermented bean paste soup. Perfectly crunchy and spicy fillings complemented the tender pork wonderfully, resulting in bold yet balanced flavours that were wrapped in soft cabbage leaves with layers of heat and roundness bleeding out to burst in the mouth.” This is a recipe that Su shared as part of her guide to South Korean cuisine. Check it out to learn about the deep, complex flavours of this country, including Su's recipes for Korean king oyster mushrooms with doenjang butter sauce and Korean spicy radish salad. Afterwards, check out more Korean recipes.

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