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Why is it important to defrost properly?
Whether you’re defrosting mince, another cut of meat or even veggies, it may have bacteria, which could be harmful, especially if the (...)

Chicken is a household staple ingredient when it comes to dinnertime, so if you’re looking for ways to make your favourite chicken dish tastier or just ideas to switch (...)

Brisket is a very flavoursome joint of beef, often included in classic beef recipes, which some people consider harder to cook than most cuts. Although it demands a slower-than-usual cooking (...)

Chopping an onion may seem like a relatively simple task, but when it comes down to it, there are actually many different ways to do it. Onions can be sliced, (...)

Mastering the art of making hummus allows you to enjoy it as a dip, on its own, or for a whole range of recipes, like this Spiced Eggplant, Chicken & (...)

Halloumi is a type of cheese from the Mediterranean traditionally cooked and not eaten raw. If you want to learn how to cook halloumi properly, this article will give you (...)

Do you like the sound of a tuna steak but aren't sure how to cook it? Delicious, diverse tuna steak can be cooked in many ways. This fish makes for (...)

Foods high in protein
High-protein foods also typically contain carbohydrates, fats, and sugar. Therefore, it's crucial to identify healthy protein sources with minimal additional components.

Some high-protein foods include:

Fish: (...)

British spices
1. Parsley
With its bitter, fresh flavour, parsley is a great herb to counter-balance richer dishes. Whether flat-leaf or curly, sprinkle some torn fresh parsley over roasted meats, chicken, (...)

Broad beans, also known as fava beans, are rich in vitamins A and B and contain plenty of protein. This makes them a versatile ingredient, especially beneficial in vegetarian and (...)