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Tuna and Haloumi Pasta

I wasn’t too sure I’d like Haloumi. How wrong I was! I can’t eat too much of it as it’s quite salty, but it’s such a delicious cheese! My mum said she loved it so I decided to buy some, she said she can just eat it out of the packet and I like it…

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I created this recipe as an alternative to the traditional Turkey Christmas Dinner. Stuffed with fresh fruit and served alongside honey roasted parsnips, this is succulent, tasty and festive and shows that you don't have to always follow traditions!

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This Vegan Lemon Coconut Layer Cake combines a soft, flavourful lemon sponge, whipped coconut vanilla frosting and has a toasted coconut coating on the sides. It is the perfect cake for a birthday or Spring gathering.
This Vegan Lemon Drizzle Cake is as delicious as the regular version, super easy to make and perfect to devour with your afternoon coffee. You really would not know it's vegan!
This Festive Spiced Soda Bread is a Christmassy twist on a classic Irish soda bread. Full of currants, sultanas, raisins, mixed peel and cranberries, it's flavourful, soft and perfect with a good serving of butter!

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