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Brussels Bubble-and-Squeak
Bubble-and-squeak with a Christmas twist: instead of the usual cabbage and potatoes, Delia uses leftover sprouts for a tasty version of this traditional recipe.
Christmas Easy: Home-made Christmas Mincemeat
Delia's mincemeat is, as you'd expect, totally brilliant. So make up some batches of this lovely mincemeat - you won't believe how easy it is and it puts anything you can buy well and truly in the shade!
Fresh Coriander Chutney
Coriander, lime, chilli and garlic give this chutney zing and freshness. Serve it with curries or any Eastern dish such as grilled meats or fish.
Cheese and Potato Bread with Sage and Caramelised Onion
What could be better than home-made bread, especially when it's crammed with the flavours of cheese, potatoes, fresh sage and caramelised onions. We are confident this will soon become one of your favourites!
Di's Red Pepper Relish
A holiday in Provence inspired Delia to borrow this recipe from her good friend, Di. Easy to make, it's packed with pepper flavour and is ideal with cold cuts and cheese.
Potato Chips with Red Onion, Tomato and Chilli Relish
Chips really do need something with them to give them a bit of a lift, which is where this zingy, tomato-based relish comes in. Who needs tomato ketchup?
Pheasant Terrine
This very rich terrine is a wonderful, prepare-ahead starter or component of a buffet spread. Alternatively serve it with pickles and good bread for a lunchtime feast.
Sea Bass with Puy Lentil Salsa
Sea bass has a real feel of luxury about it and served with this gorgeous lentil salsa would make a great dish when entertaining... even non dieters will enjoy it!
Oven-roasted Cauliflower and Broccoli with Garlic and Coriander
Cauliflower and broccoli are both fantastic on the health front but can be a tad dull if just boiled or steamed. This lovely gratin is full of flavour and a great way of serving wintry veg.
Mashed Potato with Garlic-infused Olive Oil
Traditionally we use butter to enrich mashed potatoes, but try this Italian-inspired version using garlicky olive oil. It's brilliant with roasted and grilled meats and fish.
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