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Kids recipes + Starters recipes (37)

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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: Michele O'Sullivan
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Makes crunchy aubergine crisps, perfect for a tasty snack or party nibbles.
 
Recipe by: Kelli Charnes
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This recipe is one of many I have developed to utilise the bounty of aubergines my garden has produced this year. The kids will even love aubergines made this way!
 
Recipe by: kelcampbell
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A delicious way to barbecue veggies.
 
Recipe by: BAWARCHI
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Savoury aubergine with a hint of spice. Serve as a starter, side, or use to top toasties with lots of melted cheese. I recommend grilling these rounds rather than frying, but they are delicious either way!
 
Recipe by: FHIVESHOT
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Looking for a refreshing, sweet and spicy salsa for a warm summer evening? This is our favourite. Serve with tortilla crisps. This is also fantastic served on grilled fish. I often use jarred jalapeno chillies instead of fresh.
 
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This is a recipe I love to make when having a Mexican fiesta. It is basically a dip, but can also be used as a filling for tacos and tortilla wraps.
 
Recipe by: Donna
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Once they have been put together you can either fry them or steam them; both ways are delicious.
 
Recipe by: SLIND
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These vegetable fritters are great as a vegetarian option or as a dinner party starter.
 
Recipe by: Chrissie Lloyd
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Champ is an Irish dish of mashed potatoes and leeks, and here the tomato dressing adds colour as well as vitamins. Potatoes, in this dish unpeeled, contain their best source of fibre and nutrients in and just under the skin.
 
Recipe by: Norma MacMillan
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There are many versions of Welsh rarebit (or rabbit). The one here is richly flavoured with mature Cheddar cheese and thickened with breadcrumbs to add texture, and is spooned over thinly sliced red onions before being grilled until golden and bubbling. A spinach, apple and celery salad is the perfect partner.
 
Recipe by: Barry
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Crisp lettuce leaves make a crunchy and refreshing wrapper for the fruity chicken mixture.
 
Recipe by: Rachel Warren Chadd
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Chicken is an excellent source of protein and without its skin is also low in fat.
 
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This warm and comforting soup is perfect for a rainy evening after work when you need a quick supper fix.
 
Recipe by: Maggie Pannell
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These crisp fritters made with sweet and juicy corn kernels will make a popular casual dish served with a cooling watercress dip.
 
Recipe by: Denise Goodman
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A quick, simple recipe for a tasty guacamole with tomatoes. Serve with tortilla crisps for a festive party nibble.
 
Recipe by: Chrissie Lloyd
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Instead of meat, Glamorgan sausages are made with cheese, which, as the Welsh name suggests, should be Caerphilly. Celery has been added for lighter results.
 
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Potato and leek cakes, flavoured with tasty cheese and fresh herbs, make a satisfying vegetarian meal served with big baked tomatoes and accompanied by a simple leaf salad. Use a floury, main-crop potato, such as King Edward, Desirée or Maris Piper, and mature Cheddar or another hard grating cheese with plenty of flavour.
 
Recipe by: Norma MacMillan
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Sweet leeks, aromatic basil and savoury Parma ham combine with mozzarella cheese to make a sophisticated pizza-style topping for wholemeal muffins. For a crisp and refreshing contrast, serve with a simple salad of watercress sprigs and coarsely grated carrot tossed with extra virgin olive oil and lemon juice.
 
Recipe by: Rachel Warren Chadd
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Tomatoes – used here on muffin pizzas – contribute the heart-healthy phytochemical lycopene.
 
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