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Roast + Starters recipes (21)

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Recipe by: HughsWTB
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Pork Ribs in an Asian Style Marinade
 
Recipe by: Jen in da Northwoods
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This recipe for asparagus lovers is easy to make but tastes gourmet! I was given this recipe by my stepmother.
 
Recipe by: Brenda Houghton
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Roasting the aubergine gives this moutabal as it is known in the Lebanon, or baba ganoush, as it is known in Egypt, its mellow flavour.
 
Recipe by: Winky
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This is a heavenly roasted aubergine dip which originates from Lebanon. Delicious served with pitta, vegetables and houmous as part of a meze platter, or - of course - on it's own!
 
Recipe by: Blake Smith
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Mushrooms and bacon make a lovely pair. It can't get simpler than this recipe. Use cocktail sticks to hold the bacon in place while cooking. I usually have to make a double batch of this party favourite to satisfy our guests.
 
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Roasting the squash first results in a delicious sweetness - well worth the effort!
 
Recipe by: rosichops
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A spice blend that is wonderful. The more you eat it the more addictive it becomes. Serve with toasted crusty bread and olive oil. Dip bread into olive oil, then into the hazelnut mixture and enjoy this unique and addictive mix.
 
Recipe by: FROGETTE
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Roasted garlic is sweet and luscious, and very spreadable. Serve with good crusty bread or with crackers.
 
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Chicken wings in a hot marinade roasted in oven.
 
Recipe by: KCOGDEN
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Moutabel is a delicious and spicy aubergine dip originating in the Middle East, popular in Syria, Lebanon and Palestine. It is best eaten with fresh, hot pitta bread.
 
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Can be served as either a side or a warm starter. Indulge with the finest balsamic vinegar you can find, and enjoy!
 
Recipe by: CONI67
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I always have roasted garlic on hand - it is great on its own with some crusty bread, and also delicious in everyday recipes like soups, stews, houmous and tzatziki.
 
Recipe by: chase
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Great with any meat. Delicious with potatoes as well!
 
Recipe by: LGUROWITZ
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This is a rich garlicky spread, great with crudités, pitta, crackers, tortilla crisps or just spooned onto a salad! If you prefer to use dry haricot beans, soak them overnight, then simmer in a medium saucepan with enough water to cover for approximately 45 minutes, until soft.
 
Recipe by: KINDERQUEEN
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These almonds are coated with garlic, rosemary, coarse salt and olive oil before roasting them. Delicious warm or cool, they pair well with olives and feta cheese. If you are using non-roasted almonds, increase the cooking time a little.
 
Recipe by: Rosa
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This rich soup blends the flavours of garden fresh basil and oven roasted tomatoes.
 
Recipe by: Brenda Houghton
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A scattering of fresh herbs and melting cheese add the finishing touches to vegetables baked in a crisp filo crust.
 
Recipe by: Brenda Houghton
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A sharp purée makes a tasty accompaniment to a choice selection of vegetables roasted with minimum fat.
 
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Lightly crushed coriander seeds and a hint of cinnamon accentuate the flavours of sweet potatoes, parsnips and carrots, baked in wedges to make dippers for a tangy mustard and yoghurt dip.
 
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This is such an easy thing to throw together at the last minute when you need something for a crowd. Be sure to use king prawns - the cooking time for the prawns and the bacon is similar.
 
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