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  • Steamed mussels with tomato and tarragon

    Steamed mussels with tomato and tarragon

    Serve Rick Stein's juicy mussels flavoured with garlic, white wine, tomatoes and aromatic tarragon with crusty bread to mop up the delicious juices.

  • Savoury lamb cupcakes

    Savoury lamb cupcakes

    Bob Blumer's pretty pink cakes are made with braised lamb and are decorated with beetroot and potato 'icing'– don't knock 'em till you've tried 'em!

  • Genovese salad with bream

    Genovese salad with bream

    Aaron Craze’s wild garlic-based salad makes the perfect accompaniment to simple pan-fried fish

  • Roast pork pastry puffs

    Roast pork pastry puffs

    There’s enough marinade for 500g of pork in Ching-He Huang’s recipe - use the extra to make roast pork sandwiches, roast pork fried rice or roast pork salad

  • Gooey chocolate brownies

    Gooey chocolate brownies

    Oli Shute's gloriously rich, fudgy and densely chocolatey brownies make a tempting tea time treat or delectable dessert

  • Chilli trout ceviche

    Chilli trout ceviche

    Miguel Maestre marinates trout in citrus juice, sherry vinegar, garlic, ginger and chilli - the citric acid causes the proteins in the fish to ‘cook’ without heat

  • Roast pheasant with bread sauce and baby spinach

    Roast pheasant with bread sauce and baby spinach

    An impressive dish from Curtis Stone - pheasant legs slowly braised in garlicky goose fat, with succulent quick-roasted breasts

  • Pan-fried halibut with glazed carrots

    Pan-fried halibut with glazed carrots

    James Martin serves this meaty-textured delicately flavoured fish with delicious slightly sweet glazed carrots in this easy recipe

  • Tuna with quinoa and bell pepper juices

    Tuna with quinoa and bell pepper juices

    Chris Horridge makes this beautiful dish using the precision of molecular gastronomy

  • Roast and confit lamb

    Roast and confit lamb

    Sweet fresh peas and broad beans are the perfect spring accompaniments to Chris McGowan’s lamb cooked two ways