Crumble leftover Christmas pudding into softened vanilla ice cream and refreeze for another great dessert or fry crumbled pudding in a little butter until crunchy and serve with a soft blue cheese.
When separating egg whites, break each egg into a secondary dish before adding to the mixture. Avoid using any whites that have yolk in them.
Your fridge can get overloaded over the Christmas season so make sure you regulate the temperature to make sure it stays cold enough (between 2-4°C). Always keep food in the fridge and items which just need keeping cool such as drinks in a chilly bin with ice.
At this time of year it’s very easy to get caught up in the madness of all the things we have decided we must do to make this the best Christmas ever!
Read MoreThaw frozen turkey in the refrigerator for 2-3 days before cooking.
When frying with butter, add a little oil to prevent the butter from burning. The oil raises the ‘smoke point’ or the temperature at which butter will burn.
The humble chickpea (also known as the Garbanzo bean), can be reasonably plain on its own but that is part of its beauty!
Read MoreSplash a little balsamic vinegar over 5 minutes before the end of cooking, giving a delicious flavour to the vegetables.
Add a few grains of rice to your salt shaker to absorb any moisture and prevent the salt clumping together.
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