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Mathew Pemberton

Wholesome cakey goodness.

Blueberries and bananas make foolproof muffins that are wolfed down by children and adults alike.

One of the things I like most about this recipe is I’ve never messed it up (I’m not much of a baker you see).

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Mathew Pemberton

It’s giveaway time!

I was very excited to be asked to develop and shoot a cookbook for Penguin Books. Buddha Bowls is out now and full of more than 50 vegetarian and vegan recipes made up of four core components designed to nourish from inside out.

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Hannah Pemberton

Ten years ago.

Over the desks of the studio he asked me out for a drink. I giggled, I didn’t think I was his type and newly single I’d told myself I’d stay that way a while.

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Hannah Pemberton

Juicy oranges speak of the summer...

but leafy clementines belong to winter.

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Hannah Pemberton

’tis the season.

No, not Chrimbo (though that’ll be here soon enough) I’m talking about the abundance of pumpkins and squashes around us (the edible sorts, not the carving and sticking in the window varieties). So I thought it a good time to share this favourite recipe for getting the best out of them.

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Hannah Pemberton

Feeling ballsy.

A few years ago, a copy of the Stylist was thrust in to my hand as I made my way to work.

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Hannah Pemberton

BBQ Superstar.

This is a cracking recipe that really has the wow factor without breaking the bank. Bust it out at a BBQ party and it’ll be the star of the show.

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Hannah Pemberton

It’s Christmas time!

Cacao, espresso, pecans and dates make for a toothsome treat that’s easy to make and impressive on the eye.

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Hannah Pemberton

You have been evicted.

The offender in question was a rib of beef that had been languishing in the freezer for longer than intended. You see, roasts don’t get much of a look in round these parts (I know, call myself English? Tut tut).

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Hannah Pemberton

Glutton without prejudice.

Minced beef crispy pancakes, remember them? Yeah me too. They were one of my pikey penchants during my teenage years, glutton without prejudice that I was.

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Hannah Pemberton

I’m not one for a bandwagon.

Especially a food one.That said, anything that makes new ideas and ingredients easier to come by is alright by me. Like the current trend for all things vegetarian and vegan, which it would seem, are this seasons new colours.

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Hannah Pemberton

No frying was involved in the making of these chips.

That's right, these crispy skinned and soft centred cheesy polenta chips are made in the oven, not the chip pan.

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Hannah Pemberton

A trip down memory lane.

Round these parts, when illness strikes of the cold and flu variety, the first thing my mind turns to is soup. Nope, not chicken soup (though I am partial to a good chook broth) but aromatic, zingy, spicy Thai soups.

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Hannah Pemberton

Ibizan delights.

I’ve been in a bit of a recipe rut of late, but our recent family holiday to the beautiful white island has proven a new source of food inspiration. Ibizan food it seems is having a moment in the sun, scuse the pun.

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Hannah Pemberton

A sexed up stew.

As the cold snap continues it seems only right that I continue with some not so cold snap. See what I did there? Sorry, it’s the chill, it’s getting to me.

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Hannah Pemberton

Bigger, bolder, beefier.

Beef cooked on the bone always tastes better — it’s bigger, bolder and well, er, beefier. Shame it’s usually super pricey.

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Hannah Pemberton

My favourite kind of lollipop.

I love a crab cake, but they’re a little difficult to scoff at parties in polite company. For soirees one needs food that’s edible using just one hand, which is where the idea of these cute little crab pops came from.

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Hannah Pemberton

Crispy andhealthy.

Call it a rosti or a hash, I loves me a crispy potato product, especially at breakfast time. But it comes with more than a smidgen of guilt, so I decided to try teaming the potato with carrot and beetroot to readdress the nutrient balance, and it worked like a charm.

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