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Spring Harvest

HILE IT’S TRUE that every season brings its own bounty, the colours and flavours of springtime always fill me with the most inspiration. There’s nothing quite as uplifting as indulging in a leisurely early morning stroll through the farmers’ market right around the beginning of April, when the stalls are piled high with everything from fluorescent pink rhubarb to bunches of dewy, vibrant green watercress. For me, spotting the season’s first asparagus in all its pristine splendour is always a reason to celebrate with a fine

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