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A sprinkling of Latte Creations makes an everyday coffee break extra special
A sprinkling of Latte Creations makes an everyday coffee break extra special
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Win a delicious wine cellar and VIP weekend to Hard Rock Calling at Hyde Park
Win a delicious wine cellar and VIP weekend to Hard Rock Calling at Hyde Park
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Ecover's Non-Bio Integrated Powder uses the power of nature for brilliant results
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Some surprising facts from the Colonel
Some surprising facts from the Colonel
Get your three a day
Find out why eating whole grains is good for you
Find out why eating whole grains is good for you
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Find healthy alternatives to cows milk
Find healthy alternatives to cows milk
Get on the gravy train
Follow our step-by-step for great gravy every time
- Pour the meat juices and fat from the roasting tin into a tin that will go on the hob. Better still, use the roasting tin once the meat has been removed for resting.
- Spoon off most of the fat and meat juices, leaving just a few tbsp.
- Heat this gently until bubbling, then stir in 1 tbsp plain flour for each 225ml liquid that will be used. Cook the flour, stirring for 1 minute, but don't let the mixture burn.
- Gradually add stock or water, stirring between additions to avoid lumps.
- If you wish, add wine, sherry or Madeira or a few splashes of Worcestershire sauce.
- Season to taste, then strain and serve hot.
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