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Flemish hutsepot with potatoes and white beans

Flemish refers to the a specific group of Dutch dialects native to Flanders a northern Dutch speaking region of Belgium. Hutsepot means 'mixed pot, and that’s exactly the spirit of the dish: simple ingredients cooked together so their flavours meld into something greater. My hutsepot with potatoes and white beans has a warm, golden colour, dotted with chunks of vegetables. It’s thick enough to mound on a spoon, but still brothy enough to feel like a stew.

Laal Maas beans

Laal Mass beans is a fiery dish, traditionally made with lamb or mutton and translates to red meat, 'laal' is red, for the red fiery sauce made with dried red chillies and 'mass' for meat.

I wanted to create a sauce using all the traditional spices and ingredients to which I could simply add some beans, in this case some meaty butterbeans and some green beans which are perfectly happy being braised until soft. 

Spanish Chicken, Chorizo and Chickpea Stew

Happily serves 4

This stew brings all the Spanish flavours and typical Spanish ingredients into one pot for you to enjoy any time of year, all that's required is a bowl and a spoon and some chunky bread for dunking.

Poor mans potatoes, patatas a lo pobreThis classic Spanish dish is utterly delicious and addictive, one of my favourite potato dishes to make. This can be served on it's own, with a fried egg, jamon or as a side dish to accompany any meat or fish dish. Serves 2-3 either as a main or a side.
Chicken PatiaThis is a modern day tasty parsi recipe, much like an Indian sweet and sour. You can swap the chicken for prawns if you like, tofu, paneer and peas or a combination of your chosen vegetable. Add extra chilli if you like your curries a bit spicier, either extra chilli powder or chopped red chillies added to the onion mixture. Serve with rice or Indian breads. Serves 2-3
Cuban Beef PicadilloThere are no doubt many variations of this recipe, it is a piquant, kind of sweet and sour spicy mince which can be served on it's own with rice or loaded onto fries, or you can use it to make empanadas or even papa rellenas which are meat-stuffed potatoes.
Spicy nduja, pepper and pasta soupThis soup came about as a bit of a fridge forage and I think it's my favourite of this years soup season so far, you can omit the nduja if you wish to keep it vegetarian it will still be incredibly punchy and spicy and more importantly warming from the cold outside.
5 Pea and ham soupA quintessential British soup made using a mixture of dried British peas and smoked ham, healthy and vibrant and super easy to make using a pressure cooker.