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Asparagus and Cheese Tart

Make the most of Asparagus being in season in May with this very simply, yet delicious, vegetarian tart.

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Peach Melba Tartlets 

Jenny Culver, Bettys Cookery School tutor, has handpicked one of her favourite recipes for you to make. Perfect as an impressive centrepiece to an afternoon tea, her Peach Melba Tartlets are full of fresh, indulgent flavours.

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Leftover Turkey Salad with Warm Clementine Dressing

Leftover Turkey Salad with Warm Clementine Dressing

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Mary Berry’s Christmas Cake

Mary Berry’s classic fruit cake is the perfect finish to a Christmas day feast. It also makes an impressive table centrepiece that all the family will enjoy!

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Mary Berry's Butternut Squash and Spinach Lasagna

An excellent way to make the most of leftover pumpkins and seasonal produce, Mary Berry shows us how you can create a healthy, hearty dinner that is perfect for a meat-free-Monday!

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10 Terrifying Recipes To Make This Halloween

From recipes that grandchildren will want to make, to seasonal dishes ideal for a night in, our selection of Halloween themed recipes will bring out everyone’s wicked side.

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Join the brunch club with perfect pancakes

Although made with bananas, these pancakes don’t taste strongly of them. Banana is used to give substance and a natural sweetness, while the quinoa flakes and egg not only add protein but also help bind the mixture.

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Crispy Trout with Asian Salsa

The zingy green sauce is the perfect partner for a piece of oily fish such as trout or salmon, but you could also serve it with sea bass or bream fillets.

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Slow-Roasted Lamb with Sticky Figs

If you’re feeding a gang, nothing beats a slow-roasted joint. Prep it quickly in advance, whack it in a low oven and forget about it until it’s time to eat.