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light suppers : 21 Recipes
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Snoek - A delicasy from the heart of the Capelands
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"Snoek , or Tyrsites atun, is an edible fish that is native to South African, South American and Australian waters. It is a silvery and oily fish, traditional to the Cape. It is available fresh when in season and frozen at other times of the[...] -
Potato Pizza
I guess it is a bit of a stretch to call this a Potato Pizza . . . really. There is no crust . . . not unless you consider crisp skinned baked potatoes a crust . . . the outsides all crisp potato skins . . . crunchy and earthy . . . the insides[...] -
Welsh Rarebit
For the last fortnight over here in the UK , we've been celebrating all that is good about British Food in an annual event called British Food Fortnight! It is a time when we, as a nation, have been encouraged to buy and cook British produce and[...] -
Creamy Baked Fish
I think one of our favourite types of fish to eat is Cod. It's got a really mild flavour and almost a sweet flesh. Sustainability is important though, when it comes to choosing fish nowadays, and the cod fisheries have just about fished[...] -
Cauliflower Cheese
Cheese started being used as a vegetable topping waaaay back in the eighteenth century. In France they began by using it as a topping for Cardoons, which are a close relative of the artichoke, and called the dish "Chardons a la Fromage." It[...] -
Erddig Carrot Soup
My husband and I have been members of the National Trust for about 10 years now. We both just love visiting historical homes and gardens so it has always been worth it to us. A yearly membership works out a lot cheaper than having to pay[...] -
The Perfect Omelette
Quick to prepare, easy to cook, and delicious, Omelettes make the perfect one dish meal. We often have an omelette for our Sunday supper. Most weeks we get home from church about 2 in the afternoon, absolutely famished. If I have remembered to[...] -
Bacon Cheese Toasties
Most Sundays, by the time we get home from church I just don't have the energy to make a big meal for the two of us. It's generally been a long day and we're both tired. (One of the benefits of having a husband on the Bishopric and only having[...] -
Ball Park Pizza For Two
When I was growing up, you could tell what night of the week it was just by what we were having for supper. Saturday night we had comfort food. It would be either stew or baked beans or something like that. On Sunday we had a big dinner . . .[...] -
Rarebit Jacket Potatoes
I quite simply love, LOVE potatoes . . . Any way . . . Any time . . . Any how. You can take away my chocolate. You can take away my pasta. You can take away just about anything . . . just don't mess with my potatoes. They are my favourite[...]
