Heat the olive oil in the marmite, then drain the chick-peas again and add them. |
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Place in a marmite, deep casserole or Dutch oven with a tight fitting lid. Then wrap the casserole completely in foil. |
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A garniture of turnips, carrots and potatoes cut in a tournage are cooked in a marmite till tender and served with the beef and sauces. |
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The evening meal was slowly cooking in a marmite suspended from a hook. |
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Asking my colleagues about England's specialities, I get bangers and mash, cheddar, Stilton, marmite, baked beans, fish and chips, steak and kidney pie. |
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All sauces and gravies should contain either marmite or ketchup. |
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From her gargantuan handbag, she produced five paper plates and a jar of Marmite. |
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I bought Marmite and lemon curd, cream crackers and gentleman's relish, steak and kidney pies and Worcestershire sauce. |
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The traditional cheese and Marmite rusks have been well and truly supplanted. |
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My greatest luxuries were miniature pots of Marmite and packet soups from the canteen. |
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What I have found in practice is that people who like to eat Marmite have symptoms that suggest they have too much yeast in their system. |
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Many enjoy a bread spread called Marmite, a dark-colored yeast extract with a salty taste. |
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Like Marmite, you either savour this daft stage business or you wish its energy was never let out of the jar. |
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Anyway, mornings also start well when they start with Marmite on toast and latte from the local caff. |
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He confessed that he served his beans on Marmite toast, or added garam masala and dried apricots for a comforting Anglo-curry version. |
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And that's certainly the case for Dudley Zoo tigers Tschuna and Daseep, who have been treated to savoury snack Marmite. |
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There is a possibility that they'll become the Marmite of Manchester's music scene and half of the local audience will find them impossible to love. |
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This precious substance was carefully picked off the plant and dropped into a bicycle repair tin with a lid or into a Marmite jar with a screw top. |
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She doesn't sell French farmhouse cheeses or fresh bread, but British staples, including English tea, Marmite, custard powder, mint sauce and British-style bangers and bacon. |
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His meals consist of Marmite sandwiches, Jublees, and jellied eels. |
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The spicy nature can put off Brits with more sensitive stomachs and we can exclusively reveal it divides opinion more than Marmite. |
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Marmite maker Unilever has teamed up with novelty chocolate firm Kinnerton to launch the Easter eggs next month. |
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One by one Geoff introduced everyone to the animals, including a hedgehog, a barn owl, an eagle owl and even Marmite the snake. |
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In 1908, it became the Australian distributor of Marmite, a vegetable extract which became extremely popular and spawned an even more famous imitator in the 1920s, Vegemite. |
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Freshly baked homemade breads and muffins abound as well as excellent vegetarian breakfasts like Marmite eggs Florentine and local Cheddar buck rarebit. |
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My mum used to love Marmite, but I couldn't even stand the smell. |
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They are moving away from the baked beans and Marmite sandwiches-era of old and are demanding far more adventurous fare from their campus canteens, says a new report. |
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I am a little perplexed by where the Marmite comes in with croustades of seared salmon and tarragon mayonnaise, though. |
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Marmite bosses are making the ultimate love-it-or-hate-it Easter egg. |
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Marmite makers Unilever are set to unleash a chocolate egg made with the love-it-or-hate-it yeast extract spread. |
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I have a feeling that this pie is the Marmite of the school pie world. You either loved it or you hated it. |
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A pink gin is prepared by swirling a few drops of bitters round the glass and throwing any excess away. It's the Marmite of the drinking world. |
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A scantily-clad woman seductively licking Marmite from a dessert spoon. |
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Conder Structures is a structural steel company next to Marmite on the A5121, and further south Johnson Controls make seats for Toyota in Branston. |
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