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Egg free + Dinner party recipes (335)

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Recipe by: Jim Clark
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Classic Mediterranean dish using black olives, anchovies and capers. This dip is great with toasted pitta bread or crusty bread.
 
Recipe by: WMAURO
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This is a beautiful dish that's always a hit! This is a layered antipasti plate, so you can cut it in square slices neatly and find all the ingredients in every bite. Add veggies to your liking. Serve with fresh ciabatta or crusty bread. Enjoy!
 
Recipe by: Brenda Houghton
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Delectably crisp and golden individual apple pastries are arranged in a whirl and spiced with cinnamon to make a stunning finale to a meal.
 
Recipe by: YULANDA_US
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Apple purée gives this sauce a rich thick texture that coats meat well. It has a sweet spicy flavour, excellent on chicken or pork. It may also be stored in sterile glass jars.
 
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This is a great dish for using up autumn apples. Bramley, Golden Delicious or Cox's Pippin apples work well.
 
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Grilled salmon with a sweet and spicy glaze.
 
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This recipe is a typical recipe of Southern Italy, precisely the region of Apulia. Spinach and mushrooms are sautéed with onion, garlic, vinegar and white wine. Serve with crusty bread.
 
Recipe by: Joanne
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I bought a similar spread at the supermarket awhile back, and I thought that I could do it better and cheaper myself. I use tinned artichoke hearts, though you can buy fresh artichokes and cook them yourself.
 
Recipe by: Julie Dumford
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A wonderful, light salsa recipe given to me by a friend who claims she can't cook! Serve with tortilla crisps, or as an accompaniment to chargrilled chicken.
 
Recipe by: IBNSHISHA
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This is a Japanese recipe for an all-round dipping sauce. This is one serving - make as much as you need.
 
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You will never recognise your leftover Christmas turkey when you combine it with Asian ingredients to create this delicious yet quick and easy dish. You may end up making turkey just to have leftovers!
 
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My husband taught me this elegant yet easy starter. Always a hit at parties.
 
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Cooked asparagus, diced cucumber and spring onion are folded into long-grain rice and chilled. Toss with mustard vinaigrette when ready to serve. A cool spring or summer salad chock-a-block with green veg.
 
Recipe by: Bertha Mann
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A Mediterranean dip of sweet grilled aubergine accented with onion, olive oil and dill. You can adjust the seasonings to your liking.
 
Recipe by: Michele O'Sullivan
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Makes crunchy aubergine crisps, perfect for a tasty snack or party nibbles.
 
Recipe by: kelcampbell
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A delicious way to barbecue veggies.
 
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This is my favourite Caribbean dish which is very well seasoned (a trademark of Caribbean food) and have always enjoyed it as a child. The sauce should not be as thick as a curry and not too watery if that makes any sense. There are many varieties of this dish and is always best served with rice and peas and West Indian pepper sauce.
 
Recipe by: Jen
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Tomatoes, red onion and cucumbers are dressed with olive oil and finished with crumbled feta cheese. It's essential to serve this with good crusty bread.
 
Recipe by: Michelle
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This authentic Indian Naan recipe goes well with Indian curries with a lot of sauce.
 
Recipe by: STEVE ALDER
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An authentic Thai hot and sour soup. Do not attempt to omit the coriander, as this is essential. Use thai basil instead of regular basil if you can find it. Tom yum paste is hot, so try the soup before adding the chilli and decide if any extra heat is required. You can buy the paste in Asian supermarkets or there's a brand called "Thai taste" at Waitrose. This is well worth the trouble!
 
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