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Lemon aid
Mrs Forest Leong shares one of her favourite recipe - roasted lemongrass chicken - which can be found in her cookbook 'Cooking Classics: Thailand'.
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Turkish eggs
With this you might want to have toast soldiers, smart in their attire of good unsalted butter.
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Sake chazuki
You might want to crunch some Maldon salt flakes over it, or a drip in a little soy.
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Blueberry thyme muffins
These warm muffins are a sprightlier take on the ubiquitous blueberry muffin.
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Ekoori
Scrambled eggs with chillies.
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Everyday pancakes
A stack of these begs to be drenched in maple syrup and dabbed with coins of unsalted butter.
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Morning bells
Kickstart your day with these delicious breakfast ideas.
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Mango yuzu foam with ikura
The citrus foam is light and refreshing and goes wonderfully with the slightly salty roe.
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Curried lamb with rosemary oil risotto
The lamb cutlet is kick-ass scrumptious: perfectly tender and subtly flavoured.
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Wild Berry Mojito
Indulge yourself with this refreshing cocktail which contains only 34 calories.
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Blueberry Ricotto Cheesecake
Indulge your sweet tooth with this cheesecake, which has only 159 calories per serving.
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Of Gold & Ruby
Pack your picnic basket and have a lazy brunch out of doors this weekend.
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Blackcurrant crostata
The joy of this is that you get to toy with a variety of jams: select wisely and make everyone happy.
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Broccoli, edamame and tuna with fried garlic
Use good tuna - retrieved from a jar of olive oil rather than a tin of brine.
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Zucchini frittata with mint and chevre
This Italian omelette will not look glamorous, definitely, but it will be sublime.
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Fennel, pear and raw white asparagus salad
Because the crisp pear, fennel, radish and asparagus are all hardy raw, they won't go limp easily.
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Affettato misto, mostarde di cremona
Assorted cured meats, mustard fruits - good as picnic food as well as an appetiser.
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Raspberry and white choc muffin
This recipe, which makes 10 muffins, contains 206 calories per serving.
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Orange cake
Baking your own cake means you have greater control over the ingredients. Here is how to get a head start.
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