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baby spinach leaves, washed and dried1
baguette5servings
freshly ground black pepper5servings
In a bowl, place the various peas followed by the baby spinach, basil, mint, parsley, spring onions and salad onion. Drizzle over with a little lemon dressing and toss well5servings
Crostini5servings
extra virgin olive oil150milliliters
basil leaves1handful
flat leaf parsley leaves1handful
mint leaves2teaspoons
fresh thyme leaves180grams
goat's curd or soft goat's cheese [I used Westhaven Tasmanian Goat's cheese]5servings
Lemon Dressing5servings
Place the lemon juice, mustard and thyme in a bowl and whisk in the oil. Season to taste with salt and freshly ground pepper. Store in the fridge until ready to use50milliliters
After blanching the peas, snow peas and sugar snap peas chill them in iced water to stop any further cooking and to ensure the vibrant green colour remains155grams
red onion, sliced finely6
[Serves - sourced from Classic E'cco by Philip Johnson]5servings
Salad is the theme for this edition of Weekend Cookbook Challenge hosted by Tami from Running with Tweezers5servings
salt and freshly ground pepper1handful
snow peas (mange-tout), trimmed and blanched until just tender5servings
spring onion/scallion, sliced1handful
sugar-snap peas, trimmed and blanched until just tender1Slice
the baguette on an angle to give you 12 slices. Toast both sides. Spread each slice with a little goat's cheese then place under a low grill to just warm the cheese1teaspoon
wholegrain mustard5servings