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These are delicious potatoes and the cooking method works well. Watch the pepper if you don't like spice (I do!) Having spent most of her life in London (she left Tehran during the Iranian revolution in 1979), the 45-year-old chef now lives in Yorkshire with her husband Stephen, and two stepsons Olly, 9 ("a little Tasmanian devil"), and Connor, 13 ("a man of few words, but equally sneaky"). For those of us who follow Ghayour on social media – she has a huge and enthusiastic following – we know that she lives with her charismatic mum, Mama G. In more recent times, she met and married her husband, Stephen, who brought two young boys into Ghayour’s life. She now not only leads a very busy life writing, teaching and making many appearances on TV, but she also cooks for a family. Persiana Everyday is therefore a collection of recipes that she uses in her own kitchen to get dinner on the table for a range of ages and preferences, the same dilemma any family faces. These recipes will satisfy your taste buds whether you are cooking for one or two, a family or a meal for friends. Remove peel and pith from the orange. you can do this by cutting off the top and base and then slicing the peel off in strips from top to bottom. Then cut the orange in half widthways and then cut each half into five half moons.

Persiana Everyday: More than 100 all-new By Sabrina Ghayour Persiana Everyday: More than 100 all-new

So there are a lot of similarities, it's only when you go to the Arab Middle East that things are vastly different. That's the the thing I probably want people to know - if I could say something, I'd be like, 'Hey, Persians are not big lovers of spice'." A great shortcut to all the deliciousness of manti. I used a beef tortellini and only warmed the yogurt a touch before pouring it over the pasta. A keeperMy go-to cookbook this year, full of easy recipes made with accessible things producing wildly successful dishes ‘– Rev Richard Coles And, in a way, I can understand that, because we were not impacted by Arab cuisine, we were not impacted or conquered by Ottoman cuisine and Empire... I can understand that sort of arrogance to protect what is truly Persian.

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Ingredients: halloumi cheese; smoked bacon; Medjool dates; honey; ground cinnamon; mixed salad leaves; appleI loved this salmon. It tasted delicious and because it was roasted it was luscious and perfectly cooked. Chef Sabrina Ghayour's new recipes deliver maximum flavour with the greatest of ease - perfect for busy lives. - Sainsbury's Magazine I made this with orang zest instead of lemon, since I ran out. I actually liked the orange notes. Interesting flavors with a bit pungent, a bit sweet. The halloumi wasn't melted at all. I thought it would be a touch gooey. Not sure how it's supposed to end up. If you have already submitted another request to index a book or magazine yourself, please do not make any additional requests until you have indexed and submitted that book or magazine.

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London-Unattached - London Lifestyle » Persiana Everyday by Sabrina Ghayour Persiana Everyday by Sabrina Ghayour Place the aubergine halves cut side up on a lined roasting tin, brush this cold surface is generously with garlic oil until you have used it all up and roast for 30 minutes.

Accompaniments: Harissa, lemongrass & lime leaf rice; Lemon & herb rice; Fenugreek & ginger rice; Fennel, feta, orange & pistachio salad