Cookbooks often come with chapters on breakfasts, desserts and sides. I usually ignore them. Not on purpose, but I usually work through the recipes for dinners, so they just do not get scheduled. For lunch, I’m normally eating whatever I cooked last night.
To correct this, I’m making an effort to try a few other recipes. Such as this raspberry trifle.
They may not look quite the same as Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall’s, but they did taste good.
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Tags: hugh fearnley-whittingstall, raspberry, river cottage, triffle
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