🧀🌿 Herb & Cheese Arancini Balls by @chefshanesmith 🌿

🧀🌿 Herb & Cheese Arancini Balls by @chefshanesmith 🌿🧀

Recipe, Method & Chef’s Top Tip below 👇


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Crispy on the outside, creamy on the inside and served with rich marinara sauce – the ultimate crowd-pleasing bite.

Perfect as a starter, sharing plate or weekend treat 🤍

👇 Herb & Cheese Arancini (Makes 8) 👇

Ingredients
• Butter, shallot & garlic
• Arborio rice, white wine & chicken stock
• Parmesan & fresh parsley
• Eggs, flour & breadcrumbs
• Vegetable oil (for frying)
• Marinara sauce, parmesan & basil to serve

Method
Cook shallot and garlic in butter, stir in rice, wine and stock to make a creamy risotto.
Finish with parmesan and parsley, then chill until firm.
Roll into balls, coat in flour, egg and breadcrumbs.
Fry at 180°C until golden and crisp.
Serve over warm marinara with parmesan and fresh basil.

Golden, crunchy, cheesy perfection 🤌
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    These fish cakes are gorgeous … full of colour, flavour and goodness. They’re nutritious, delicious, and a great example of how easy Irish seafood is to prepare. I poach the fish, but you can also pan-fry it, grill it, or turn it into something like these simple fish cakes. SIMPLE!

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  • Say goodbye to winter blues and hello to summer hues with this mouthwatering bowl of oats🌴☀️ Take your morning porridge to the tropics with a burst of flavour that’ll transport you to paradise. 🏝️ Whether you’re lounging by the pool or starting your day with a sunny mindset, this tropical delight is sure to bring the warmth of summer to every spoonful #FlahavansOats

    Serves 1|Takes 10 minutes

    INGREDIENTS:

    30g Flahavan’s oats

    150mls whole milk

    Papaya

    Strawberries

    Raspberries

    Nuts



    METHOD:

    For the porridge:

    Stir 30g of Flahavan’s Porridge Oats into 150mls of milk.
    Bring to a boil and simmer for 3 minutes stirring continuously

    For the toppings:

    Crushed raspberries: Tumble 100g of raspberries into a bowl.Add a teaspoon of sugar or drizzle of honey and mash together with a fork.

    Add remaining nuts and fruit to the porridge

A Pancake Extravaganza by Rachel Allen

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Tuesday is pancake time. In all their shapes and forms, they are a real favourite in our household. It isn’t just our children who get excited – I adore pancakes and love an excuse to make a real feast of them. There’s something so pleasingly simple, so supremely comforting about a perfectly browned pancake, unchallenging and uncomplicated, but always delicious.
We’ll make all different sorts of pancakes on different years, and often on the same day. I love thin pancakes – they’re called crepes in France, where they’re usually made with some buckwheat flour. I like to eat them rolled up with lemon and sugar, or the perennial favourite, Nutella! We like to make thin pancakes as a savoury treat too, omitting the sugar and making a creamy mushroom filling with bacon and perhaps some Gruyere cheese.
If you’d like to make your pancakes a little more elaborate than just a squeeze of lemon and sugar, you can try this divine orange butter recipe, opposite, that we often make at the cookery school.
At other times, we like to make big, fluffy American pancakes, served with rashers and plenty of maple syrup. I’ve written recipes for blueberry and lemon pancakes in these pages before, as well as in a number of my cookbooks.
The Italian recipe here is a totally different take on pancakes that I’ve made on Pancake Tuesday in previous years. It was inspired by a conversation I had with the great Italian chef, Aldo Zilli. He told me a wonderful story about his mother using light pancakes as an alternative to pasta in certain dishes, and I’ve discovered that they work wonderfully with rich tomato sauces. The Italian baked pancakes with tomato sauce recipe, opposite, uses the pancakes in place of lasagne sheets, which adds a fluffiness to the dish. It’s a perfect family dish and would make a great centrepiece to a Shrove Tuesday dinner table.
Tip
Adding melted butter to the pancake batter will make a real difference to the pancakes’ flavour and texture. It also makes it possible to cook them without having to grease the pan every time.

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