Aloo Paratha Bread with Coriander Chutney

Aloo Paratha Bread with Coriander Chutney

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Chocolate and Pedro Ximenez Soaked Date Tart

Recipe Biscuit base 200g chocolate oaty biscuits, crushed 65g melted butter Mix together and press into a pie tin up the sides a bit and chill.100g chopped dates 50ml PX sherry Mix, cover and leave overnight.150g chopped dark chocolate 150g chopped milk chocolate 150ml double cre ...  Show more

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RecipeCoconut Rice Pudding 100g pudding rice 450ml coconut milk – 1 tin 150ml whipping cream 25g honey 25g castor sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla extract Rinse the rice pudding for a minute in a sieve under cold running water. Place the pudding rice in a pan with the coconut milk, cream ...  Show more

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