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Thai Chicken Rolls 

Thai Chicken Rolls

Crabmeat Pie 

This rich crabmeat pie is flavoured with fennel and is delicious hot or cold.
Crabmeat Pie

Tofu and Green Bean Curry 

This exotic curry is simple and quick to make. This recipe uses beans and mushrooms, but you can use almost any kind of vegetable such as eggplants, bamboo shoots or broccoli.
Tofu and Green Bean Curry

Tofu and Vegetables with Tahini Sauce 

moked toju, or bean curd, adds body and flavour to these grilled vegetables, served with a creamy tahini sauce.
Tofu and Vegetables with Tahini Sauce

Spring Rolls 

SPRING ROLLS Many culinary names hint at the time of year a food is usually enjoyed. Spring rolls are a typical example as they are traditionally eaten in Southeast Asia and China during New Year celebrations which, of course, are held in spring
Spring Rolls

Vegetable Gnocchi 

This delicious vegetarian main course can be assembled well ahead of time- always a bonus at Christmas.
Vegetable Gnocchi

English Muffins 

Toppings for these melt in the mouth English Muffins can be honey, poached egg, jam, Marmite, salt, marmalade, peanut butter, cheese spread, golden syrup, lemon curd, maple syrup and of course just butter.
English Muffins

Orange and strawberry flan 

A smooth but lively orange-curd filling is sandwiched between a light and golden sponge base and a fragrant pairing of strawberry halves and orange slices, achieving a perfect balance between the sweet and the tart in this fresh-fruit flan.
Orange and strawberry flan

Noodle and tofu stir fry 

Tofu, a mild, cheese-like curd made from soya beans, soaks up the flavours of the Orient in this medley of crisp vegetables, soft noodles and sharp sauce,
Noodle and tofu stir fry

Spinach and Bean Curd Soup 

This appetizing clear soup has an extremely delicate and mild flavour that can be used as a perfect counterbalance to the intense heat of a hot Thai curry.
Spinach and Bean Curd Soup

Cream Cheese Shortcrust 

Perfect for quiches and all savoury tarts.

Sponge Fingers 

Quick to bake and put on the table, sponge fingers contain no butter and are therefore very cheap to make. Home-made sponge fingers can be used to line moulds for puddings, for trifles and, of course, as a snack.
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