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RendangKnow exactly when the coconut milk has reduced enough.First important cueThe paste should be wet, red, and sharp-smelling before heat.3 hr 35 minSpice 4/5
Beef WellingtonSynchronise a crisp pastry shell with safely rested, evenly pink beef and thin, distinct moisture-barrier layers.First important cueThe strained jus lightly coats a spoon, shines without grease, and tastes concentrated but not salty.3 hr 45 minSpice 0/5
Chinese Tomato Beef StewKnow when the beef is truly spoon-tender while keeping the tomato sauce glossy, not watery.First important cueTwo clearly different tomato cuts are ready, with every seed and drop of juice retained and the aromatics separated by use.3 hr 10 minSpice 0/5
Ultra-Crispy Smashed PotatoesBuild a brittle, craggy golden shell around a genuinely fluffy centre without needing a deep fryer.First important cueOil smells clearly of rosemary and garlic, but neither aromatic is brown.1 hr 35 minSpice 0/5