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Yorkshire Pudding

Yorkshire pudding is a classic component of a British roast, and making your own is easy! Grab your muffin tin, get cracking and be rewarded by these traditional light and fluffy Yorkshire puds.

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Nanna's beef stew recipe

There’s a reason this is called Nanna’s beef stew. It’s because it’s warm and tender and wraps you in a big loving hug, just like Nanna would do.

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Looking for the best canned salmon recipe? These easy salmon cakes are a tasty twist on a simple dish. Quick to prepare, these patties are made with potato, cheese and breadcrumbs, giving a moist, delicious inside with a golden, crispy crust.

4

Jam Roly Poly

A delicious winter pudding. Short pastry covered with jam, rolled up, and covered with a syrup. A great favourite with all the family and friends, and I introduced this sweet to a hospital to add to their winter menu.

5

Fish or Chicken Batter

Super simple and egg-free, this batter recipe can be used for all your frying needs.

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Melt-in-your-Mouth Scones

These scones are lovely and buttery, and they really do melt in your mouth!

7

Beef Wellington

A 1970's favourite for a dinner party, or the family.

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Lee's Sponge

I have used this recipe for about 10 years. It's light as a feather and has never failed yet. I have also given it to numerous friends and as far as I know they have never had a flop either.

9

Scotch Eggs

Great for a picnic lunch as well as a family meal.

10

Cornish pasties

A traditional snack inspired by the recipe brought to South Australia by Cornish miners.

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Apple Rhubarb Crumble

A sweet and yummy dessert.

12

Beer batter

For a crispy, light and yummy versatile batter mixture try this recipe. Using simple ingredients you'll have in the pantry like cornflour and beer, you can give the local fish n' chip shop a run for its money.