Mark Moriarty: Two extra-simple recipes to introduce the joy of baking to your weekend
These two treats will enhance both your weekend and the week ahead
Recipes, food tips and features from chef and food writer Mark Moriarty
These two treats will enhance both your weekend and the week ahead
This is a super way to use up those bananas that are on the road to rotting in your fruit bowl
Don’t forget to chill the cookie dough – it will make it easier to achieve perfect results
These dishes both let the oven do the work, freeing you up for other things
Don’t forget to add the lemon after you’ve taken this feast out of the oven
Make sure you use beef mince with a higher fat content
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The key trick with peppers is to pre-roast them with some olive oil and salt
These mushrooms will be delicious with a mixed herb salad
The bulgur wheat can be cooked while the peppers are roasting
The key to cooking this leafy green is to add it to a dry pan with a touch of salt
The seasoning is key to this dish so make sure you don’t leave out the nutmeg
This dip will be perfect after just 15 minutes in the oven
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You’ll need a ruler to make this perfect, but it will be worth it
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The chicken here should end up brown and crispy on all sides
A lot of the cooking in this simple, flavour-filled dish takes place in the oven
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Ideally, the cake element here will be made ahead and left overnight in the fridge
A key appeal of this glamorous dessert is that it can be made ahead, at least in part
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Key to the success of this dish is a proper meat thermometer
This simple main course can be served in its own roasting tin
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Prunes with warm syrup – what could be more comforting on a chilly day?
Remember to make sure you don’t knock out too much air at the end stages
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