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Yuzukosho is a Japanese condiment made from very finely chopped yuzu zest and chilli. It’s hot, salty, very sour but with floral notes coming through that really lift it. I have found that you can use the same principles and adapt them to other kinds of chilli and citrus.
When the seasons change and we get into the cooler months, it's all about the warm spices. This mulled wine spiced chicken with mandarin and herbs is a perfect family dinner.
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Try making mandarin dust at home with this recipe technique. The bitter and intense mandarin dust is versatile and can be used in various dishes such as crudos, marinades, cheese plates, and desserts.
Crack through the crisp golden shell to reveal a creamy, citrusy custard subtly flavoured with ginger.
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This dish is based on a traditional Roman technique for cooking octopus and then adding all the benefits of deep frying. It really highlights the flavour of the octopus as well as keeping it amazingly tender. It’s a great snack to eat with your hands.
This is a refreshing winter sorbet that has a feeling of warmth and almost woodiness from the star anise.
The secret ingredient (and what makes these biscotti so special) is the dried mandarin rind powder – more intensely flavoured and with a slightly ‘roasted’ edge compared with fresh rind. I find the thin-skinned murcott mandarins are best ones to use when making it.
This is a very simple mandarin version of the lemon delicious pudding, a quick, easy and comforting winter dessert. I have used reduced mandarin juice and some fresh segments to emphasis the mandarin. There’s also a bit of booze for extra flavour.
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