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“Delicious hot or cold, pasta frittata is a great way of using up leftover pasta and it’s super quick to make ”
Perfect for Picnic 🙂
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“A delicious rice-based dish that’s perfect as a pick-me-up breakfast ”
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“This is a cheap and easy dish. You could add chopped cauliflower, red pepper or aubergine before the sweet potato; throw in shredded cooked chicken with the tomatoes; add raw prawns or white fish pieces 5 minutes before the end of the cooking time; or serve in a flatbread with grated carrot, coriander and shredded lettuce. ” Jamie Olivier
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“This is going to be one of the most relaxing, body-opening stretch routines you’ve ever done. Not only will I show you how to get more flexible in your legs, your hips, your back, your chest, and all tight areas of your body, you’ll be listening to the natural sounds of the ocean as you work on your flexibility too. Wind down with me in this Stretch & Flexibility Focus video – part 6 of the 6-Week Body Toning Bootcamp! You can use this as a cool down after ANY workout.”
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WITH A HIT OF GARLIC & FRESH HERBS
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HOW TO JOINT A CHICKEN: Position the bird with its legs facing towards you. Using a sharp knife, cut between the drumstick and breast, with the knife close to the breast, until the thigh joint is exposed. With your fingers under the thigh and your thumb on top, push up with your fingers to pop the thigh joint. Cut through this joint, removing the leg and thigh. Repeat on the other side. Turn the chicken 180 degrees. Cut along one side of the central breast bone with small incisions, close to the carcass, until the breast is removed. Repeat on the other side. Lay each leg piece skin-side down on the board and cut through the at line that runs down the centre of the joint. (If the knife come into contact with the bone, move the blade a little to the left or right so it cuts cleanly through). Slice the breast pieces in half and save the carcass to make a lovely chicken stock or gravy.