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A ubergines belong to the nightshade plant family and grow in a manner much like tomatoes, hanging from tall vines. As well as the classic purple variety, you can find lavender, jade green, orange and
Easy sauces that can be rustled up in no time
Ratatouille is a favourite late-summer side dish, but adding a layer of cheese sauce transforms it into the star of the show. All you need is some crusty bread to mop your plate with. You can prepare
The aubergines we grow in the UK are usually bred from the wild solanum melongena variety, so we’re used to seeing purple, egg-shaped fruits. But there are many varieties available that vary in size,
What I really love about this dish is you can use it in so many different ways. Throw it over pasta — the Sicilians love pasta with aubergine — or you can just have it with bread, like naan, or rice,
I created this soup for my son, Tarek, who loves seafood above all else. There’s nothing quite like the flavour of the very freshest fish and shellfish cooked in a herbed broth; I use as many fresh, f