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Sunday lunch + Egg free recipes (19)

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It's a simple and easy recipe that we made in food technology at school.
 
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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: Teresa
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Serve with roasted vegetables and lots of mash.
 
Recipe by: Susan Burget
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This always comes out tender and juicy even if you overcook it a little. The breadcrumb crust holds in all the juices. Works well for chicken breasts, too.
 
Recipe by: Kate
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This was my mother's signature recipe. Simple, but classic - you can't go wrong. Slice it lengthwise, very thinly. Leftovers are delicious cold for sandwiches with wholegrain mustard.
 
Recipe by: Richard Lamb
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An easy way to get your five a day, and delicious as well.
 
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This has all the appeal of a fabulous Sunday roast but cooks in a fraction of the time. Enjoy the crispy duck and aromatic potatoes with steamed cauliflower florets and a leaf salad. Delicious!
 
Recipe by: JENNINE1980
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A rack of lamb is seared, and covered with a mix of breadcrumbs, Dijon mustard, garlic and rosemary before roasting. Try the same technique with beef or pork.
 
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I think its very easy, well most of it sure is anyway! The only bit that i really struggled on was the mixing of the ingredients, mixing it into breadcrumbs with your fingers bit i actually found that it was easier with the dough whisks. plus it deduces your mixing time by about 5-8 minutes. from then it gets pretty easy with the rolling and cuttting and everything...!
 
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Unsalted butter is mixed with sun-dried tomatoes, parsley and garlic. Place directly on top of barbecued steaks, chicken or pork.
 
Recipe by: MEZAFO
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Mint has a sweetness of its own, but a little sugar would be okay if you prefer extra sweetness - no more than 1/2 teaspoon. Cider or malt vinegar can be used for the vinegar. A traditional pairing with lamb.
 
Recipe by: FREGBERT
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My mum's apple crumble recipe!
 
Recipe by: Rachel Warren Chadd
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Pork has an undeserved reputation for being fatty. Modern breeding and butchery techniques mean that many cuts are now extremely lean.
 
Recipe by: Beverly Auguadro
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This is a wonderful way to prepare your Sunday roasted chicken using fragrant fresh herbs from the garden - just plan ahead so it has time to marinade.
 
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This beef fillet roast is stuffed with lobster, then cooked in wine, garlic and butter for an indisputably impressive dish.
 
Recipe by: Azmina Govindji
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Rather than rubbing butter over a bird before roasting, here a paste of fresh herbs and fromage frais is pushed under the skin. This keeps the roasting chicken beautifully moist as well as adding a wonderful flavour. The pan juices are used to make a simple sauce.
 
Recipe by: Nancy
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A well-seasoned chicken is cooked at a high heat for a speedy roast that leaves the bird moist and flavourful.
 
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A traditional pudding from West Sussex. Add sultanas or raisins to the filling to make Kentish Puddle Pudding. Warning: don't eat this if you're on a diet!
 
Recipe by: CARLOSA
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A dry blend of caraway seeds, black pepper, salt and sage is rubbed over a boneless loin of pork for a succulent and delicious roast.
 
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