Posts in Supper
Crumbed Fish Burgers with Cabbage Slaw

Crispy crumb (using panko breadcrumbs really does make a difference) with a juicy fish fillet inside, then a layer of crunchy fresh slaw and zesty mayo. Sounds like heaven? And these won’t take you more than 30 minutes to prepare and cook – hooray! If you don’t have coriander, you can use flat-leaf parsley instead and use any white fish you want.

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BBQ Steak With Flavoured Butters

On a glorious summer’s evening there’s nothing better than gettingan aged steak on the barbecue and cooking in the garden with the sun shinning on your face. It’s so easy, fast and cooked right it can be so delicious! I love to serve my steaks with flavoured butters that I can also pop on my baked potato. Two of my favourites are Chilli, Coriander & Lime,and Tarragon & Horseradish. They both take about five minutes to prepare and they can be prepared a day or two ahead.

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The Juiciest Burger of All

So what makes it so juicy I here you question? Well, it’s the combination of the Worcestershire sauce, mayonnaise, sautéedonions and egg yolk, it really does make the patty very juicy and bouncing with flavour. I love to cook them up on the BBQoutside even when it’s not that warm, they always just taste so much better but this book is all about easy and quickness so a griddle pan of you have one will work great.

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Potted Crab & Sweetcorn

Buttery Potted Crab & Sweetcorn is delicious on toast or crackers. Rich, salted butter is studded with delightful bites of shellfish, fresh herbs and everyone’s summer farm stand favorite, sweet corn. Serve this easy appetizer for a crowd and one pot will deliver plenty of bites of decadence. Sorry avocado toast, there’s a new topping in town.

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Japanese Tempura With Soy Dipping Sauce

One of the most simple and delicious Japanese dishes! Tempura is very lightly battered and deep fried to create a light, crispy coating – you can tempura so many different things but prawns and vegetables are my favourite.The trick is to make sure that you don’t coat the vegetables or prawns too heavily, and the oil should be very hot so that you get that delicious crispiness.

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