Relish Recipes

Oscar Night Sweet and Spicy Togarashi Popcorn

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Oscar Night Sweet and Spicy Togarashi Popcorn

Sometimes the simplest recipes are the best. This sweet and spicy popcorn is Oscar-worthy. Today's recipe uses Togarashi seasoning which is a Japanese spice blend made up of several different spices. The most common ingredients are red chili pepper, orange peel, black sesame, white sesame, ginger and nori. It's so addictive, you won't be able to stop nibbling!

 

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Coconut Curry Lentils with Easy Naan

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Coconut Curry Lentils with Easy Naan

Transform simple ingredients into a bold and satisfying dish with creamy coconut curry lentils, packed with vibrant spices and fresh spinach. Serve it alongside buttery garlic naan for the ultimate cozy, flavour-packed experience!

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Easy Coq Au Vin (Chicken In Wine)

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Easy Coq Au Vin (Chicken In Wine)

I have enjoyed hibernating this January and making some of my favourite cold weather foods. This dish is a perfect choice for weekend cooking. It's a much quicker version than the traditional coq au vin, but no less tasty. Serve over egg noodles or mashed potatoes.

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Our Favourite Vegetarian Pad Thai

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Our Favourite Vegetarian Pad Thai

We've have been making this Pad Thai recipe for years in many of our classes. It's salty, sweet, spicy and sour - all the flavours that are indicative of Thai cooking. We also like to refer to it as a "clean-out-the-fridge" dish as you can use other vegetables you might have taking up space in your refrigerator. While this recipe uses tofu, feel free to substitute (or add) chicken or shrimp. Transfer to a large platter and top with garnishes.

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Nonna's Italian 'Penicillin' Soup

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Nonna's Italian 'Penicillin' Soup

This cosy comforting chicken soup is know to cure just about anything that ails you. It hits the spot on a chilly day for sure!

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