Adam Byatt’s citrus, fennel and burrata salad
In the kitchen, chef Adam Byatt keeps things refreshingly gadget-free – but he doesn’t skimp on…
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Winter is a dark season, and citrus fruits are one of the greatest ways to brighten it up! From blood oranges to mandarins, clementines to grapefruits, these fragrant fruits can be zested, juiced and blended into all kinds of nourishing dishes.
Try our blood orange steamed pudding, a citrus fruit pie, or a fennel, beetroot and orange salad with griddled prawns.
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In the kitchen, chef Adam Byatt keeps things refreshingly gadget-free – but he doesn’t skimp on…
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Floral mandarins provide the perfect contrast for earthy celeriac and sweet carrots in this root vegetable…
Seville oranges are made for more than just marmalade. Their distinctive sour bitterness and floral taste…
Sticky caramelised clementines and crunchy toasted pistachios provide an indulgent topping for fluffy buttermilk waffles in…
Add a pop of colour to any festive spread with this vibrant and robust halloumi and…
Light and fluffy, rich with ricotta and fragrant with cardamom, this easy clementine cake is a…
A bacon sarnie for breakfast is one of life’s true joys – especially if you got…
A wintry blood orange and burrata salad gets a festive spin with a spiced mulled wine…
Asparagus is just as good raw as it is cooked – as this salad sets out…
Orange trifle makes a glorious Christmas dessert. Orange jelly is topped with ginger cake, white choc…
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