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Chicken Chorizo and Butter Bean Casserole

Cheese and Chive Soda Bread

Sweet Sticky Sesame Chicken

Chicken and Sweetcorn Soup

Chicken Chop Suey

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Fruit Soda Bread

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Patatas Bravas

<!– wp:paragraph –> <p>A definite favourite with everyone who has tried these. Patatas bravas is a basic, traditional tapa as popular in elegant city establishments as it is in the more modest village hostelries. As with most tapas, each bar and household will have its own recipe, naturally believed to the best!</p> <!– /wp:paragraph –><!– wp:paragraph –> <p>The traditional method deep fries them, but as I don’t have (or want) a deep fryer, I bake mine ensuring they are coated in oil – they come out lovely and crispy.</p> <!– /wp:paragraph –><!– wp:paragraph –> <p>Savour this mildly tangy version of patatas bravas with a chilled white wine.</p> <!– /wp:paragraph –>