“Great recipe, and 200 million views speaks for itself. Give me a few minutes” The most delicious chicken recipe you will taste!   Egg-dipped chicken breast in a tangy,
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By Joel Mielle

This is Recipe30’s second most viewed recipe for a reason. Millions of people have made it and the comments speak for themselves. Salmon poached in its own lemon butter cream
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By Joel Mielle

Yes, that is two whole heads of garlic. No, you are not crazy for trying it. Slow cooked garlic is a completely different ingredient to raw garlic. The pungency disappears
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By Joel Mielle

Crispy Lemon Parmesan Chicken Cutlets Baked crumbed chicken usually lets you down. The crust is pale, the bottom is soggy and the chicken is dry. This one fixes all three.
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By Joel Mielle

French Chicken in a Pot with Dijon Cream Sauce Some dishes shout. Poule au pot whispers, and somehow that makes it louder. A whole chicken, a pot of leeks and
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By Joel Mielle

The Pasta That Converts Anchovy Haters Some nights the fridge is empty, you’re tired, and you still want something that tastes like you tried. This is that pasta. A tin
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By Joel Mielle

Bistro Crispy-Skin Salmon with Warm French Lentils There’s a sound salmon skin makes when it hits a hot frying pan. A hiss, then a steady crackle that tells you something
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By Joel Mielle

Proper Heat, Not a Polite Version Sausage Arrabbiata Pasta is proper arrabbiata heat, not a watered down version wearing the name. Italian sausage adds richness underneath, but garlic, chilli and
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By Joel Mielle

Basque Burnt Cheesecake (San Sebastián Cheesecake) Basque Burnt Cheesecake, also known as San Sebastián cheesecake, is the crustless, deliberately burnt dessert that turns everything you know about cheesecake on its
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By Joel Mielle

Shrimp Bolognese Spaghetti Most people crack open a bag of shrimp, peel them and bin the shells without a second thought. That’s the tastiest part going straight in the bin.
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By Joel Mielle

Sweet, Sour and Five Hundred Years in the Making Sweet, tangy and packed with flavour, this is one of Sicily’s oldest cooking traditions. Agrodolce literally means sour and sweet, balancing
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By Joel Mielle

Fierce Potatoes, Properly Done Patatas Bravas are one of those tapas bar dishes everyone thinks they know until they taste the real thing. Crisp on the outside, soft in the
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By Joel Mielle