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cappucino and chocolate brownie [Paul Gregory Photography, UK]
Cappuccino and chocolate brownie [Photo: Paul Gregory Photography, UK]

Chocolate brownie cookies

Delicious served warm with a cappuccino – have a go at making your own chocolate brownie cookies.

Heart-warming dessert

Follow our recipe for a delicious custard tart with raspberry coulis.

Fish pie

Smoked haddock, Dover sole, mussels and prawns are the main ingredients of Paul Merrett's scrumptious fish pie – wonderful served with cheesy mash and green beans.

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Ever Wondered About Food takes a look at milk

Without milk, not only would we be deprived of our number one source of calcium – there would be no cream, butter, cheese, yoghurt or chocolate – not to mention a host of other goodies.

In this edition of Ever Wondered about Food chef Paul Merrett:

  • finds out how Genghis Khan fuelled his army on milk;
  • explains why milk was made free to generations of school children;
  • turns the slimming myth on its head by revealing that calcium in milk can help you lose weight as part of a calorie controlled diet; and
  • reveals why calcium is essential to keep astronauts healthy in space.

With recipes for a classic custard tart and a mouth-watering fish pie he demonstrates that milk is really tasty and versatile as well as good for you. And he rounds it all off with instructions for the perfect cappuccino.

Content last updated: 31/05/2007

 

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