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Cauliflower mac and cheese

Cauliflower mac and cheese

For this recipe, we've added cauliflower to the classic comfort food. (And three different cheeses and crunchy rye breadcrumbs, too.
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Choc-cross buns

Choc-cross buns

This winning combination of Easter's big treats (chocolate and hot-cross buns) is going to be snapped up very quickly. In the unlikely event of leftovers, serve them toasted.
Hot cross cannoli

Dan Pepperell’s hot cross cannoli

It's the flavours of a spiced hot cross bun whipped into a cloudy ricotta filling, then coddled into a crisp chocolate shell. This is going to be a good Easter.
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Colcannon

Colcannon

This is chef Colin Fassnidge's take on colcannon, Ireland's favourite mashed potato dish. Don't be afraid of the butter, and serve with plenty of crusty bread.
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Roasted beetroot carpaccio

Roasted beetroot carpaccio

This stunning roasted beetroot carpaccio is more than just a pretty face – it’s complex, earthy and flavoursome.
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Crema Catalana

Crema Catalana

Vanilla custard with a burnt sugar crust – what’s not to love?
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An arrangement displaying two hanging Christmas puddings, wrapped in calico, and a table arranged with a white pudding bowl, a grey tea towel, kitchen string, scissors and a wrapped Christmas pudding

How to make a boiled Christmas pudding

Made with sweet dried fruits, fragrant spices, a generous dash of booze and a token surprise or two - the Christmas pudding is the perfect finale to any festive family meal.
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Eton Mess

Eton mess

Whether its creation was a happy accident or divine design, this thoroughly English dessert is heaven in a bowl.
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A whole lemon tart on a black wire rack being dusted with icing sugar.

How to make a lemon tart

How to achieve that bright, tangy custard and fine, crisp base? Pastry chef Catherine Adams has the answers.
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Creamed spinach

Creamed spinach

Sometimes all that's missing is a simple side dish. Creamed spinach is about as simple as it gets (and it goes with just about anything).
A metal tray of baklava, sliced into diamond shapes.

Baklava

Sweet and laced with spice, this Middle Eastern filo favourite is also an alleged aphrodisiac.
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Gulab jamun

Tonka’s gulab jamun

These little golf-ball sized sweets are a popular dessert in just about every South Asian cuisine.
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Boning a chicken

Boning a chicken

Australian Gourmet Traveller cooking technique masterclass on boning a chicken.