Beer-battered cod fish tacos recipe with quick pickled onions and a stangy sriracha mayo.
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5 Best Father's Day Cooking Gifts 2024
Father's Day is just around the corner, and it's time to start thinking about the perfect gift for the occasion. If your dad is a foodie and loves to cook and barbecue, you're in luck! We have put together a list of the five best Father's Day cooking and BBQ gift ideas for 2023.
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UK BBQ Week 2023 Roundup
UK BBQ Week is a huge celebration that takes place on social media for grilling lovers.This year, we teamed up with a group of our #TeamTemperature barbecuers to join in each day. And cook up a storm they certainly did! Read on to see what they made.
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Mike Tomkins’ Honey BBQ Butterflied Leg of Lamb
Lamb is the quintessential British celebratory dish. Take your spring celebrations to the next level with this butterflied leg of lamb recipe, coated in a sweet honey marinade to really accentuate the beautiful lamb flavour.
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Six Tips for Cooking the Perfect Quiche
Quiche is a UK summer staple and the official dish of King Charles’ coronation this year. Whether it's for a light weeknight meal, a family picnic or a celebratory street party, the classic quiche is a dish to take pride in perfecting. Follow these six tips from MasterChef finalist Mike Tomkins to make a quiche to remember.
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Easter Chocolate Cake with Tempered Chocolate Decorations by My Kitchen Drawer
Celebrate Easter with this rich and indulgent Easter chocolate cake recipe with dreamy chocolate buttercream. Take your cake to the next level by adding the optional tempered chocolate Easter cake decorations.
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Ras El Hanout Chicken Thighs and Mexican Green Rice
The easiest way to know when your oven-baked chicken thighs are safely cooked but still nice and tender is to cook them to a core temperature of 74 °C. You should check each thigh to make sure it's done because you'll find the temperature can vary between each. We recommend using the Thermapen ONE thermometer
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Best Thermometers for Sugar, Jam and Baking
Every baker needs a reliable sugar thermometer. Some things just can't be made without one (tempered chocolate). And other things will always be better if they are made with a thermometer on hand (sponge cakes, we're looking at you).
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Sirloin Steaks and Peppercorn Sauce with Herb-Crusted Mushrooms
This sirloin steak recipe is simple and classic but perfectly done. All it takes is some butter, herbs and garlic and a good quality meat thermometer, and you'll have beautiful pink and tender steak in no time. The creamy pink peppercorn sauce and flavoursome herb-crusted mushrooms are the perfect accompaniments for your steak night.
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3 Batch Cooking & Leftovers Tips to Save Money on Food
There are so many reasons to try batch cooking. Or, simply portioning out leftover food so you have lunch or dinner ready for another day. Better yet, instead of taking two hours to cook the same meal twice, why not double the recipe and freeze half? It’ll save you so much time. Plus, buying your ingredients in bulk will save a lot of money.
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Mike Tomkins’ Beef in Black Bean Sauce
Tri-tip is a cut of beef made famous by the American BBQ scene. This cheaper cut of beef is treasured because of its amazing depth of flavour. Also known as the tail-end rump, tri-tip is an inexpensive cut compared to others such as bavette and makes this a firm favourite in my house.
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Five Easy Fakeaway Ideas for Flavoursome Nights In
There are loads of great reasons to make your usual Friday night takeaway yourself: it's fun, saves money, and is usually healthier. Plus, it's actually easier than you might think, especially when you have your Thermapen on hand for your meat and frying oil.
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Best Budget Food Recipes & Tips That Don't Compromise on Flavour
So, you’re looking to save some money on your food shopping? Food costs can add up, and introducing a budget is the best way to stick to a plan and only spend what you need. There are many great ways to cut your cooking costs, and you can still enjoy lots of delicious and filling recipes while spending less.