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Tom Kerridge’s goat kofta

Reclaim your weekend Cook outdoors

here is a long list of ingredients that, as a chef, I use in my restaurants, but that aren’t so popular in the home. From a sustainability point of view, it’s better to eat a wider variety to take the pressure off the same species everyone goes for. In the vegetable world, increasing the variety you eat makes sense from a health perspective, too, and the broader your ingredients, the more interesting your food will be. Cuttlefish, squid, cockles, hake and pollock all

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