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Makes 1.1 litre (2 pints)      Orange Swirl Ice Cream

                  1½ cups (whipping) cream       This provides a zesty foil to the richness of the bitter chocolate
                  1½ cups whole milk             whisky tart (see p196).
                  ¾ cup caster sugar
                  finely grated zest of          Whisk the cream, milk, ½ cup of the sugar and zest together
                  2 spray-free oranges           in a medium pot and heat until just simmering. While the milk
                  5 egg yolks                    mixture is heating, whisk the egg yolks with the remaining
                  ⅓ cup orange marmalade         caster sugar until thick and pale. Add the hot milk mixture into
                  2 tbsp whisky                  the eggs whisking continuously, then pour back into the pot
                                                 and return to a gentle heat. Continue heating and stirring with
                                                 a wooden spoon for about 8-10 minutes or until the mixture
                                                 is thick enough to coat the back of the spoon. Leave to cool
                                                 for half an hour before pouring into an ice cream machine.
                                                 Chill and churn until almost frozen then spoon into a 1.5 litre
                                                 (3 pint) container. Freeze for 1½ hours. Mix marmalade and
                                                 whisky together, then make spoon-holes in the ice cream and
                                                 drop in big blobs of marmalade. Use a knife to pull through the
                                                 marmalade to swirl through the ice cream. Continue to freeze
                                                 for at least 8 hours.




                  Makes 10                       Yoghurt Flatbreads


                  2 cups self-raising flour,     These are delicious served with curries to dip into the sauce or
                  plus extra to dust bench       alongside soups such as mulligatawny (see p52).
                  1 tsp baking powder
                  1 tsp sea salt                 Sift flour and baking powder into a stand mixer and add the
                  1¼ cups natural Greek-style    salt. Add the yoghurt, milk, olive oil and garlic, and mix until
                  yoghurt                        smooth (this can also be done by hand-kneading for 3-4
                  2 tbsp milk                    minutes). Tip out onto a well-floured bench and knead a little
                  1 tsp olive oil                more so that the mixture is not sticky. Roll into a 48cm (19in)
                  2 cloves garlic, crushed       long sausage and cut into 10 equal sections. Roll each piece into
                  2 tbsp melted butter           a ball and leave to sit for 10 minutes. Roll the balls out and dry-
                  1 tbsp very finely chopped     fry in a medium-hot pan for about a minute each side, until they
                  parsley                        are puffed and golden. Mix the butter and parsley and brush
                                                 lightly over flatbreads while hot.
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