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Interesting Ways To Prep Veg
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I quite often cook Sunday Dinner for the in-laws and I like to vary the vegetables.
I will often do things like peas and pancetta, creamed spinach, cauliflower purée ... etc. I've managed to convert MIL with sprouts and chestnuts!
I would like some new and interesting ways to prep veg and would be grateful for any suggestions. TIA.
I will often do things like peas and pancetta, creamed spinach, cauliflower purée ... etc. I've managed to convert MIL with sprouts and chestnuts!
I would like some new and interesting ways to prep veg and would be grateful for any suggestions. TIA.
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Roasted shallots and sprouts with thyme and garlic finished with a squeeze of lemon.
Red cabbage with onion, apple, cider vinegar and garlic seasoned with nutmeg, cinnamon. Freezes brilliantly.
Roasted shallots.
Braised leeks, wine, stock a little thyme and butter.
I could go on but need to get spare room sorted for visitors this weekend.
Roasted shallots and sprouts with thyme and garlic finished with a squeeze of lemon.
Red cabbage with onion, apple, cider vinegar and garlic seasoned with nutmeg, cinnamon. Freezes brilliantly.
Roasted shallots.
Braised leeks, wine, stock a little thyme and butter.
I could go on but need to get spare room sorted for visitors this weekend.
I remember having some deep fried cauliflower in a restaurant some time ago, was very nice.
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