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Autumn recipes
Autumn mains from the collection, with ingredients, steps and adjustable portions.
- Autumn
Ravioles du Dauphiné and spinach gratin
Ravioles du Dauphiné and spinach baked with cream and Comté until golden.
- Halloween
Lentil and sweet potato monster parmentier
Lentils with carrots and onions, topped with sweet potato mash and decorated with olives to make a monster.
- Halloween
Black rice with squash for Halloween
Black rice with paprika-roasted squash and chickpeas, arranged in black and orange for Halloween.
- Italian
Mushroom and rocket pizza
A white pizza with cream, mushrooms, rocket and Parmesan.
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Starters
More starters- French
Pistou soup
Vegetable and white bean soup with a basil and garlic pistou.
- German
Sylt-style gratinated oysters
Oysters topped with crème fraîche, Parmesan, egg yolk and vermouth, then gratinated.
- Hungarian
Körözött — túró spread with caraway
Cow and sheep curd cheeses mixed with butter, onion and sweet paprika.
- North African and Middle Eastern
Quinoa and pomegranate salad
Quinoa, pomegranate, parsley and mint with lemon.
Mains
More mainsReina pepiada arepas
Thick, golden-crusted arepas filled with shredded cooked chicken and creamy lime avocado.
- Spanish
Hake and potato romescada
Hake gently cooked over potatoes in a romesco broth with nuts and ñora peppers.
- Indian
Dalia khichdi — cracked wheat and mung beans
Cracked wheat and skinned mung beans cooked with spices and tomato.
- North African and Middle Eastern
Kefta tagine with eggs
Spiced beef meatballs simmered in tomato sauce, with eggs cracked over the top.
Desserts
More desserts- German
Gingerbread, apricot and marzipan domino bites
Gingerbread bites layered with apricot and marzipan and coated in dark chocolate.
- American
Soft fig and orange cookies
Soft orange-scented cookies with a dried-fig filling.
Strawberry charlotte
Sponge fingers surround mascarpone whipped cream and fresh strawberries.
- Welsh
Bara brith — tea-soaked fruit loaf
A spiced dried-fruit loaf softened by soaking the fruit in tea.
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