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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.

Custard tart with raspberry coulis

Round off your meal with a mouth watering slice of 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.

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.

 

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