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Eat well: the facts about salt

Published by FoodTeam | November 24, 2012 | In Nutrition, Eat well, Healthy, Ingredients, Nutrition | No Comments »
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Salt is a really important ingredient in cooking, but a little can go a long way and in this country there is real concern about how much we eat.

Get kids cooking – November

Published by FoodTeam | November 22, 2012 | In Get kids cooking, Eat well | No Comments »
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So far we’ve skipped the topic of breakfasts, which is bad because it really is the most important meal of the day and vital for setting up kids for school. There’s loads of things you can have for breakfast but a lot

Preserved lemons – pickled paradise

Published by FoodTeam | November 18, 2012 | In Store cupboard ingredients, Blogs, Eat well | No Comments »
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These gorgeous little flavour bombs can totally transform the taste and fragrance of a tagine or curry. Popular in Asian and African cuisine, preserved lemons offer a sour and zesty balance against sweet, floral and spicy notes. Half a lemon

Eat well: children and nutrition

Published by FoodTeam | October 24, 2012 | In Nutrition, Eat well, Healthy | No Comments »
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Child nutrition is a subject really close to Jamie’s heart. Read more here.

Dried beans – power-packed protein (just add water)

Published by FoodTeam | October 18, 2012 | In Store cupboard ingredients, Blogs, Eat well | No Comments »
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These humble little things are usually bought as the ultimate SOS ingredient, along with UHT milk and tinned vegetables. Maybe it’s the perceived long preparation time or hardcore-vegan associations that keep them languishing at the back of the cupboard. But

Get kids cooking – October

Published by FoodTeam | October 1, 2012 | In Get kids cooking, Eat well | No Comments »
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Kids hate being cooped up. If it were up to them they’d be playing in puddles and jumping in mud, but they probably did that this morning. If winter’s all about comforting, warming dishes, why not warm them up by