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    Quick and easy and fairly cheap pasta

    Best quality sausages you can get, these are outdoor free range organic rare breed pigs, just simple sausages, cost about a 60% premium against the standard cheaper ones. 6 sausages, 6 cloves of garlic, 6 lugs of good olive oil and a handful of fresh basil. I pre cooked the sausages in an oven...
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    Swiss chard/Cabbage/Pak Choi/Whatever

    Anything green and cabbage like will do for this. Its very tasty and quick. I have used Swiss Chard and pointed cabbage as they are both in season in the UK right now. Cleaned and chopped how you like, into a hot pan with toasted sesame oil, 3 mins or so before end throw some sliced garlic in...
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    Crispy salt and chilli squid

    Nice and quick and very tasty. I tend to use the oil for a day or two to get the most out of it so I may do salt n pepper prawns tomorrow. Baby squid, cut and scored and dried off with kitchen paper Into freezer bag with 3 or 4 tablespoons of corn flour, 3 semolina, 1 sea salt, a good grind of...
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    Carpaccio of beef

    Just a little bit of fillet left over so I battered it with a rolling pin as thin as I could get (Still not that thin) and dressed with some salad leaves (From garden), hard cheese, nice olive oil, balsamic and sea salt, very nice and very fresh.
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    Steak Tartare

    Hello all, this is my first post. I am Martin from the UK and I love cooking. I am not a professional chef, I just love food. I am a member of other forums on the web but this is the first time I have been on a cooking forum. So, get yourself some nice fillet beef, a jar of gherkins, a jar of...
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