Honest Toil Artichoke Panzanella Salad
We’ve teamed up with Honest Toil to create a delicious panzanella salad, made with grilled artichoke, crispy croutons and toasted Marcona almonds to...
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A.D.I.P’s Roast Chicken and Potatoes
We are delighted to announce our collaboration with the very talented Jesse Jenkins. Known to many as A.D.I.P (Another Day in Paradise), Jesse...
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Bang-Bang Cauliflower
Looking for a spicy, flavoursome side dish to jazz-up your dinner this week? Try our lip-smackingly good Bang-Bang Cauliflower! It’s quick, easy and...
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Perfect Easter Lunch Ideas
Easter is the time where we come together with friends and family to celebrate the joys of new life and opportunity. It is...
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Maldon’s Cookbook Club and Air Fryers
With the winter months finally coming to an end, what better way to ‘warm’ us up than with a new book filled with...
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Acai Bowls
Did you know acai bowls originated in Brazil, where the classic pureed berry dish became globally loved for it’s refreshing smoothie like texture...
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Red Bean, Beetroot and Baked Ricotta Traybake
Have you ever tried baked ricotta before?! Try our recipe with Bold Bean Co and you will become hooked on the soft creaminess...
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Olia Hercules’ Ukrainian Pyrizhky with Split Peas and Chorizo
This can be made vegetarian or even vegan very easily. Simply substitute the kefir for water or nut milk and leave out the...
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Easy Dukkah Recipe
Dukkah, also commonly spelt duqqa, is a Middle Eastern and Egyptian blend of nuts, seeds and warming spices, coarsely grounded to create a...
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Butternut Squash Paccheri with Sage and Chorizo
Paccheri is a type of pasta that is commonly shaped of a very large tube, with origins of this pasta being traced back...
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Maldon’s Cookbook Club with Nathan Anthony
Maldon and Penguin Books welcomes February with open arms as we review this month’s talented home cook Nathan Anthony and his debut book,...
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Pulled Pork Bao Buns
Bao (bow) Buns, also known as steamed buns, are thought to be derived within the Chinese culture as a filled version of ‘Mantou’,...
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Using Maldon Salt in Homemade Takeaway Recipes
Homemade Takeaway Ideas with Maldon Salt Do you feel like you are constantly spending money on takeaways recently? Why don’t you save your...
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Olia Hercules’ Leeks, Dark Greens and Feta Pie
The only thing that survived this winter’s frost in Olia’s garden was kale, so she is using it in anything and everything! Use...
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Adding Salt to Chocolate: A Love Story
Why is chocolate and salt a match made in heaven? Feeling the love this Valentine’s Day? We’ve been hanging around with Cupid recently,...
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