Nigel Slater’s recipes for baked feta with blood oranges, and aubergine and haricot beans 

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Baked Feta with Blood Oranges 

A vibrant, Mediterranean-inspired dish that contrasts the creamy saltiness of baked feta with the tart-sweet juiciness of blood oranges. 

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Use of Aromatics 

Slater enhances the feta with aromatics like thyme or rosemary, olive oil, and sometimes a touch of chili or honey to balance the flavors. 

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Roasting Method 

The feta is baked until warm and slightly golden, allowing the flavors to meld while maintaining its structure. 

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Serving Suggestions 

Best served warm with crusty bread or flatbread; the citrus juices and olive oil make a rich, tangy dressing. 

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Aubergine and Haricot Beans 

This dish is a comforting, rustic stew where aubergines are slowly cooked until silky, pairing beautifully with creamy haricot beans.

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Flavor Base 

The stew typically starts with onion, garlic, and possibly tomato, simmered gently to create a savory base. 

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Hearty and Vegan-Friendly 

The aubergine and bean recipe is naturally vegan and makes a filling, protein-rich main course, especially when paired with rice, couscous, or good bread. 

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