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This easy Italian pudding budino is so rich and delicious, and so simple to make. This is my perfect make-ahead pudding as it can happily sit in the fridge before serving. It’s essentially a rich chocolate custard, set in little ramekins. I topped mine with salted caramel sauce, a dollop of tangy creme fraiche and some flaky sea salt, and it is unb...

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These easy hot chocolate bombs are the perfect winter treat. Cocoa powder, sugar and mini marshmallows are encased in a chocolate shell, which melts as you pour over hot milk. Once stirred, it turns into the most delicious hot chocolate. I love making these as a gift, but also as a fun tea time treat that’s a little different.

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This turkey and ham pie is what I most look forward to after Christmas day. It is the perfect recipe to use up leftover turkey, and turn it into a comforting, crowd-pleasing dinner. The leftover turkey is mixed with ham, stirred through a creamy white sauce. Then the pie filling is topped with garlic parsley butter, covered with puff pastry and baked until g...

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This recipe for mini chicken and mushroom vol-au-vents really is the definition of ‘making something greater than the sum of its parts’. It uses just one sheet of puff pastry and a creamy, savoury filling to make the perfect canapé nibble, ideal for parties, gatherings, or an easy-but-impressive starter. They are quite a retro ...

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These buttery Christmas tree cookies look as good as they taste. They are simple, delicious and perfect for the festive season. This recipe uses the classic 3:2:1 shortbread ratio (flour : butter : sugar) for maximum ease, blitzed together in the food processor, and finished with a white-chocolate dip and freeze-dried raspberries and pistachios for a decorat...

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