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Cuban sandwiches

Cuban sandwiches

The Cubano, or Cuban sandwich, is like a ham and cheese sandwich on steroids, made with roast pork as well as ham, and pickles and mustard.
Tortilla soup with chicken

Tortilla soup with chicken

Create this citrusy soup sensation that combines cumin and cinnamon with strips of juicy chicken and crisp tortilla.
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New England spider cake

New England spider cake

A dense and delicious number, this skillet cake has a just-set cream top that's crying out for a generous drizzle of maple syrup.
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Pepparkakor

Pepparkakor

The quantity of spice in these Swedish ginger cookies is a personal decision - we think the spicier the better.
Fideuà with clams

Fideuà with clams

Fideuà is similar to paella (the dishes share a Valencian origin) but made with pasta in place of rice. It’s typically made with short, thin noodles known as fideos, but we’ve used broken-up spaghettini.
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Six round apple buns on baking paper on a metal tray, held by a woman's hands painted with black nail polish

Apple spice buns

Fragrant with spice and studded with both fresh and dried apple, these sticky glazed buns are perfect served with salted butter, or even with the contrast of a crumbly vintage cheddar.
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Egg hoppers with green sambol and coconut gravy

Egg hoppers with green sambol and coconut gravy

Hoppers are thin bowl-shaped pancakes found in Sri Lanka. Made with rice flour, they're excellent for someone with gluten intolerance and their shape makes them perfect to hold an egg and tasty curry gravy.
Spicy bourbon pork

Three Blue Ducks’ spicy Bourbon pork

It's hard to go wrong with the robust flavours of Bourbon, and spices such as paprika, ginger and cumin, especially when they're cooked down into a finger-licking sticky glaze.
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Pol sambol

Pol sambol

O Tama Carey recipe for pol sambol, a coconut Sri Lankan dish that works with all number of curries.
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Fragrant pumpkin rice with quail

Fragrant pumpkin rice with quail

Quail and pumpkin pair well in this Middle Eastern-style dish – they both have a little sweetness, and the gaminess of the quail works well with the earthiness of Kent pumpkin.
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Garlic soup

Garlic soup

Pete Evans shares a simple yet delicious recipe for garlic soup with a turmeric oil. Save it for a cold winter night.
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Prawn briouats

Prawn briouats

These crunchy deep-fried king prawn pastries are best when dipped in a cucumber and mint yoghurt.
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Rhubarb and strawberry lattice pie

Rhubarb and strawberry lattice pie

Fruit compote in a sugar-flecked sweet crust? It’s a hard act to beat. When it comes to dessert, everyone will want a piece of this rhubarb and strawberry lattice pie.
Smoky potato soup

Smoky potato soup

This winter warmer is ready in no time, made with tender potatoes cooked in a paprika, garlic and thyme soup.
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Masterstock chicken

Master stock chicken

Slow cook chicken in Shaoxing win, soy sauce and mandarin for rich flavours that soak through the skin. Serve with rice.
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Duck rendang

Duck rendang

This duck curry is cooked in a chilli-coconut sauce with fragrant lemongrass. Cucumber pickles, coriander and roti all make great accompaniments.
Mud-crab curry

Mud-crab curry

This curry is light and easy to prepare, and crab always goes down a treat. If you’re averse to dispatching your own crab, buy a cooked one and skip the second step.
Roti with chana dhal

Roti with chana dhal

We’ve made this curry to have as a dipping sauce with roti, but it could also be served as a meal with rice. Start this recipe a day ahead to make the roti.
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Sour curry of barramundi

Sour curry of barramundi

This South East Asian-style curry has a tangy sour flavour from tamarind and amchur, dried green mango powder. The use of a little stock makes it quite a light curry and the flavour of the fish really shines.
Lamb korma

Lamb korma

Korma curry came about during the Mughul Empire in India. It’s usually a mild curry, although some versions include Kashmiri chilli to add a little heat, which we’ve done here.
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Lemon custard fritters

Lemon custard fritters

These tangy fritters are just the ticket on a wintry day. Switch up the spices in the sugar for a change if you like – cinnamon, nutmeg or cloves would all work well.