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Starters are an important part of any meal as they set the scene for the culinary delights to come, and get the appetite going! You've submitted some real corkers - all well worth a look!
Garlic Scallops
Published 11 Jun 2009by Helen
Quick and easy dish. Best not to have before a date. If serving to guests you need to impress do be aware that someone may need to be on parsley stuck between teeth duty.
Gazpacho soup
Published 25 Jun 2012by RachelF
This is more or less the recipe from Elisabeth Luard’s Cooking of Sp
Goats Cheese Stuffed Mushrooms
Published 11 Jun 2009by Saffy
A quick and simple starter - had this in a pub in Hartfield
Golden Harvest Soup
Published 03 Mar 2012by Rhona Keay
Often I'll have odds and ends in the fridge and the recipe for this Soup came from a moment in time when there wasn't much left but the follow.
Gourmet Shrimp Chowder
Published 11 Jun 2009by oscarthegrouch
From a cookbook my husband & I got as a wedding present from his Swedish aunt & cousin
Grandma’s Salmon Fishcakes
Published 11 Jun 2009by Angel
A typical recipe from BF's Grandma, no measurements! I had fun making it up as I went along!
Green soup
Published 11 Jun 2009by Anushka
This is a soup I made up yesterday with vegetables that were lurking in the fridge. Any adaptation goes! I used Marigold swiss vegetable bouillon. You can, of course, make your own vegetable stock. I find that when I use the powder bouillon I don't
Haleem (Curry Soup)
Published 11 Jun 2009by Carol
A wonderfully warming and filling soup. Takes quite a while to make but makes a lot and freezes well.
Halloumi Stuffed Peppers
Published 11 Jun 2009by Amanda
This is great as a starter (but only serve one half) or great as a light lunch
Homemade Vegetable and Pulse Soup
Published 04 Dec 2010by metzfits
This soup is one of my mother's, however, I have changed it a little due to being a vegetarian - my mother adds chicken and bacon in hers.
This soup is a wonderful starter or a small meal when you come in from the freezing winter cold.
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