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KNEADLESS WORK

How to make focaccia while you sleep

There’s no need to knead, just make a sticky dough and let time do all the work.
BIG SPOON

How to make dulce de leche while you sleep

Set, forget, and wake up to a spoonful of warm caramelised milk jam.
STRAINY DAYS

How to make labneh while you sleep

Pop some yoghurt in a Chux cloth and after a few hours, you’ll have your very own yoghurt cheese.
malpua

How to make fermented pancakes while you sleep

These sweet and sour fermented pancakes drenched in rosewater-saffron syrup are hard to pass up.
RICE AND SHINE

How to make congee while you sleep

Congee is a breakfast food and using a slow cooker to let it bubble away overnight is the perfect way to wake up to a meal without lifting a finger.
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    How to make focaccia while you sleep

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    How to make dulce de leche while you sleep

  3. 21 Jul 2020 - 1:11pm

    How to make labneh while you sleep

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    How to make fermented pancakes while you sleep

  5. 31 Jul 2020 - 1:47pm

    How to make congee while you sleep

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