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This salad improves with a good sit in the fridge. The key to its longevity is to coat the chickpeas and grains very lightly.
I’ve turned the traditional Italian sweet-and-sour sauce into a lively dressing that coats the grains and chicken beautifully.
The beauty of this salad lies in its adaptability; add chilli and whatever deli-style goods you have lurking in your fridge.
This is a heavy-hitting serve of protein with the lentils and tuna making it a robust, dinner-worthy kind of salad.
These hefty salads relish a stay in the fridge overnight, while remaining fresh and full of delight.
This festive spread is bright and fun, with plenty of prep-ahead elements to ensure you enjoy the day.
There couldn’t be a simpler, more reliable bread for a crowd.
Katrina Meynink turns the classic summer antipasto into more of a salad situation.
This beautiful dish is a reminder that we don’t have to turn ourselves inside-out creating something intricate and “fancy” just because it’s Christmas Day.
You’ll get crunchier crackling if you scatter salt flakes generously over the skin and let the stuffed and rolled pork sit uncovered in the fridge overnight.