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Denise Phillips is a renowned chef, food columnist and the author of four cook books. She runs regular and popular 'hands on' cookery classes, as well as Date On A Plate, a cookery class and dinner party for singles. For more information on Denise, visit www.jewishcookery.com or telephone 01923 836 456. |
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Come Dine at Mine
Posted on 2:31pm Monday 9th August 2010
Make fundraising more fun with a dinner party with a difference. Encourage guests to make donations to a charity rather than gifts to the hostess.
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The Joy of Water Melon
Posted on 10:50am Friday 16th July 2010
Some interesting facts about watermelon ~ that could even effect your sex life ~ together with a delicious recipe with Lancashire cheese and red cabbage.
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Vegetable Carving
Posted on 2:31pm Monday 21st June 2010
The secret to delicate carrot butterflies and swede flowers is to use a special pairing knife and enormous amount of patience!
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Cauliflower needs a 'new look'
Posted on 10:20am Wednesday 19th May 2010
Cauliflower sales have slumped 35% over the last decade and this nutritional vegetable needs to be reviewed with more exciting recipes.
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Salmon stays in the pink!
Posted on 11:16am Wednesday 28th April 2010
An update of the increased salmon demands and the effect on price.
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Kosher Cooking for The Infidel
Posted on 12:04pm Wednesday 7th April 2010
Denise Phillips goes behind the scenes with a Muslim journalist learning to cook Kosher food and discusses the differences between Kosher and Halal.
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Preparing for Passover
Posted on 3:32pm Monday 22nd March 2010
How to Prepare for Passover with handy tips to achieve this with efficiency and ease.
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The Illusion of Flavour
Posted on 10:03am Tuesday 9th March 2010
A review on how the mystique of flavour transforms messages to our brain and how the mouth detects and decodes the 5 flavours ~ salt, sweet, sour, bitter and ………..umani
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