Posts Tagged ‘Recipes’

Gluten-free recipes by Phil Vickery

Posted by on October 15th, 2010 with 0 Comments

Wheat-related conditions affect one in 100 people.

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Gluten-free cooking: Phil Vickery’s flour mixes

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Phil Vickery makes his own flour mixes. Make up batches by simply mixing the ingredients thoroughly, and store in an airtight box.

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Crisp tortilla chips recipe by Phil Vickery

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Although cornmeal is gluten free, it is irritating that commercial tortilla chips generally aren’t.

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Vanilla cupcakes recipe by Phil Vickery

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These feather-light cakes are a serious rival to the conventional version.

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Pecan and treacle bread recipe by Phil Vickery

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In the past Phil Vickery has used chestnut flour for bread, but it can be hard to find and expensive.

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A casserole of parsnips, chestnuts and mushrooms recipe by Nigel Slater

Posted by on October 13th, 2010 with 0 Comments

A good stock is called for in this casserole of parsnips, chestnuts and mushrooms recipe.

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A chocolate and chestnut terrine recipe by Nigel Slater

Posted by on October 13th, 2010 with 0 Comments

A seriously rich recipe to be enjoyed in thin slices.

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Baked fruits with sloe gin recipe by Nigel Slater

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The marriage of fruits and sloe gin produces a heady dessert with glowing, garnet juices.

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Home curing: Preserving a great British tradition

Posted by on October 8th, 2010 with 0 Comments

It’s a skill that’s almost disappeared, but curing remains a simple way to add flavour, says Xanthe Clay.

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Sunday Walk Blackberry Jam recipe

Posted by on October 8th, 2010 with 0 Comments

The blackberries may be all but over but it’s still possible to bag enough for a trio of jars of jam on a walk past hedgerows or in woodland.

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