
Thomasina Miers
Thomasina Miers is chef and food writer. She is a former MasterChef winner and founder of the Wahaca group of Mexican restaurants
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This crisp, buttery dish is a great way to reduce your Christmas food mountain
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Crisp, golden and absurdly delicious – these savoury treats are the ideal pre-dinner nibble
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This delicious recipe can be easily adapted to feed however many people you have around the table at this uncertain Christmas
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The pinnacle of trifle decadence: mascarpone, panettone, poached pear and chunks of dark chocolate, with a good kick of sherry
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An unashamedly retro stuffed mushroom packed with onion, garlic and spicy Italian ’nduja, topped with breadcrumbs and parmesan, and baked until golden
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Not just any granola, but a deeply chocolatey one laced with festively tangy orange and cranberry to pack into jars and give as presents
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A hearty chicken and vegetable stew studded with pancetta to serve as is, to shred for a pie filling or to use as a topping for pasta
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Thinner, and less stodgy, than a standard cheesecake, this delight highlights the flavour of the citrus-zested cream cheese and gingery vanilla crumb
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A fun noodle salad to be served hot or cold, and adapted with amusingly spooky colours and shapes for Halloween
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An early-autumn snack of goat’s cheese on toast with sticky roast grapes, seasonal leaves and earthy nuts
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The simple fix Thomasina Miers' recipe for savoy cabbage and fennel sausage 'lasagne'