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You can easily dry pears in a regular oven or dehydrator. Prepare fragrant homemade cruciferous vegetables●Grandma's Grated Apple Bun. A dessert that has been prepared by several generations of women●Gluten-free menu, October 4: lentil and sweet potato salad, shrimp curry with coconut milk, chocolate mousse●Freezing peppers: there's a specific technique for doing it●A muffin tin will give the potatoes the shape of crispy cupcakes. Cottage cheese and eggs will be used for the filling●Grandma's Stuffed Potato Roll: Try Two Fillings, One Is Better Than the Other●You can prepare homemade pribináček in 5 minutes. You can make it without cooking and you know what's inside●Bored of Regular Fried Vermicelli? Try This Salted Egg Version, It's Really Solid!●Give your school cafeteria soup a second chance. Classic Russian borscht is full of aromas and flavors●Creamy Mushroom Soup: A Warm Cream That Wins You Over with the First Spoon●The fastest potato dumplings with minimal work. Sprinkle hot potatoes with semolina and let them steam●
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The best things the CODE team ate this week: 6 November 2020

The best things the CODE team ate this week: 6 November 2020

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From Barnes to Brixton. Here are the best things the CODE team ate this week.

The timing is heartbreaking but judging by the warm welcome that Chiswick residents have given new opening The Silver Birch, it will come back stronger after lockdown. On the last day before temporary closure, a buzzy lunch service included wonderfully elevated versions of familiar dishes – such a crisp ‘blooming’ onion with a rich cep puree and iberico pork schnitzel tempered by zingy lemon and capers. Head chef Kimberley Hernandez has also had a play on the St. John idea of eccles cake with Lancashire cheese; here she makes a stunning version of tart tatin with a snowdrift of grated cheddar on top. The (first-time) restaurateur is Tim Price, whom I met when we were classmates at Leiths School of Food and Wine – he’s a highly accomplished chef himself, having worked at Marianne post-grad and his passion is clear to see. Lisa Markwell, editor.

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