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Under each recipe heading I will give a short blurb describing the dish and why you should make it 🙂

I'll include a bit of a back-story to the recipe - inspiration, learnings, explanation of any tricky steps. You can always use the 'Jump to Recipe' button if you want to cut to the chase and know it all already 🙂

The 'Before You Start' paragraph in some recipe cards will warn you of longer time frames, common pitfalls, special ingredients - basically those steps that would make you swear otherwise.

There will be multiple labelled photos of preparation steps and the finished product to help you along.

I will have ingredient quantities primarily in metric because that's what I use and it's my website 😉 No seriously; I have only tested in metric. Your cup of flour might not weigh exactly the same as someone else's cup of flour; a weight is always a weight. Weighing scales are cheap, there's no excuse really. I want your recipes to work.

I cook in a fan-forced (convection) oven at temperatures measured in degrees centigrade. If you're using non fan-forced, the general guidance is to add 20°C ie 180°C fan-forced will be 200°C non fan-forced. My understanding is that American/Canadian ovens tend not to be fan-forced/convection and have fahrenheit equivalents. I have provided fahrenheit conversions assuming non-fan-forced settings. I hope this is clear.

Please please please tell me if you spot a mistake, or if a recipe doesn't make sense or didn't work (assuming you followed the instructions though!). I'd love to hear about your successful substitutions and alterations. I welcome all constructive criticism; imagine I'm your daughter or friend. Be kind.

me using a pasta machine with one of my sons.

Hello! I'm Lisa. I’m the recipe developer, cook, photographer, and author behind Hangry Miss. I am a genuinely angry/often hungry person, who finds it convenient to blame my Sicilian parents for both attributes.

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