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HomeStyle|January 2023Ready for a restyle?Happy new year and welcome to our first reveal of the hottest new trends in interiors for 2023! From sizzling colour palettes - check out Very Berry on page 19 - to the fresh new signature patterns and prints in our Decorator's Moodboards (p73), there's so much to inspire your next project. With the holiday season drawing to a close, our decorating features this month include four pages of brilliant ways to create a chill-out zone at home (p80), so you can relax after all the festivities. And on page 90, you'll find clever ideas to give your work-from-home space a refresh, to help you start the new year with a tidy desk and a smart new video backdrop. January is a time when we all feel the pinch and…1 min
HomeStyle|January 2023Shop the high streetMATALAN Country kitchen Whether you live in a big city or tiny village, bring a warm, welcoming vibe to your kitchen with some rural charm. Put the kettle on-this style is sure to draw in guests! Au naturel leave kitchen essentials out on display for a Lived-in Look Stylish details A scallop trim gives this timeless Look a touch of modern romance Chill-out zone Natural materials, organic shapes and jumbo plants give a relaxed look and feel On display Put this tray on a coffee table for an extra layer of interest DUNELM Global artisan Get the well-travelled look from the comfort of your sofa with a desertinspired colour palette, layered textures and accessories with a handcrafted style SCAN ME to shop these products at yourhomestyle.uk NEXT Emporium Rich colours,…2 min
HomeStyle|January 2023THINGS TO DO IN… JANUARYNATURALLY BEAUTIFUL Blooming new year As the noise and hubbub of new year celebrations quieten down, It's time to take a more mindful approach to styling, and the ancient Japanese art of ikebana fits the brief. Ikebana fower arrangements are simple and sculptural while also aiming to honour the natural world by creating an art form from materials, such as blossoms, branches and leaves. Work with dried fowers and stems to craft a wintry arrangement placed in a vase made from organic materials, such as this flower stone. SAVVY STORAGE On the safe side Precious Christmas baubles that have taken years to collect can be delicate and easily broken. One way to ensure that they are kept safe, and to avoid any upset when the next festive season rolls around,…2 min
HomeStyle|January 2023ANIMAL PRINTS MAKE OUR HOME Warm and cosyInspiring homesMORE IS MORE MAKEOVER Dining room ‘The first thing I did was put up the cheetah wallpaper, which I bought before we even moved in. It was really expensive, but it set the tone for the rest of the house as I've used pops of teal and pink in most rooms. The patterned wall needed something to break it up so leaning the rattan screen, found in an antique shop, against the wall has added a bit of texture. The console table in the corner has been four colours since I first owned it and this version was a fairly impulsive makeover. I had some leftover paint and added gold spots using a stencil. It clashes a lot with the wallpaper, but I think it looks good! The Stay…9 min
HomeStyle|January 2023I'VE REVAMPED OUR HOME WITH bargain buysMy story We chose this house with practicality in mind. Our last home was a Victorian fixer-upper, which I loved, but we've got two small children now, so this time we needed something liveable from the start. It's a relatively new property, and the style inside wasn't really for me, but everything was perfectly functional. Since we moved in, I've worked my way through the rooms, redecorating, changing floors and building furniture and storage. I want our home to feel cosy, inviting and lived-in, so people relax when they're here. Texture is really important, and natural wood too, for warmth. I'm not really into colour, so it's all about layers of neutrals and touches of black. It's a family home as well, so nothing feels too pristine. I'm a huge…9 min
HomeStyle|January 2023DIY letterboardTOP TIP Upper case alphabet letters like these are usually about three quarters of an inch tall. Keep this in mind when choosing the size of your frame - for longer phrases, you'll need at least A4 in size YOU WILL NEED • thin gold frame, minimum 1cm deep • ¼in diameter dowel rods • hacksaw• stapler • gluegun • blackfelt• alphabet letterboard letters, from Letterglyph on Etsy INSTRUCTIONS 1 Remove any backing or glass from your frame and place it face down. Measure the width of the gap from one internal edge to the other, horizontally across the frame. Your dowels will need to be the same length as this gap. Cut the dowel rods to this length with your hacksaw. 2 Cut strips of black felt to the…2 min
HomeStyle|January 2023Welcome to my homeA BIT ABOUT ME I'm Chloe Greenwold, 29, and I'm an interior design student. I live with my husband, James, 33, our son Freddie, three, and daughter, Eden, 17 months, plus our three family pugs, Ralph, Gary and Emily. WHERE I LIVE We live in a 1930s three-bedroom semi-detached house in Colchester, Essex. We've lived here for three years. You can see more of my home oh Instagram @.thegreenwoldgaff. WHAT I WANTED TO CHANGE The house was full of teracotta and lavender paint with pine woodwork and brown carpet throughout which I wanted to gat rid of as soon as I moved in. HOW I MADE IT MY OWN I've used colour and texture to make the house feel more homely and I've adapted the space to make it work…1 min
HomeStyle|January 2023Energy monitor plugs1 3 4 5 EDITOR'S CHOICE ENERGY BILLS SKILLS An energy monitoring plug tells you how much energy your appliances are consuming, so you can see where to make savings. You simply plug in the energy monitoring plug then plug your device into it to get your reading SCAN ME to shop energy monitoring plugs at yourhomestyle.uk 1 Mecheer Power Meter energy monitor plug, £24.99, Amazon This energy monitor doesn't hold back on detail, letting you view each appliance's voltage, total kWh and maximum/minimum power. There's also a cost function that tells you how much you're spending when using your household appliances, so you don't need to faff around with calculations. WE LOVE: The backlight function, which allows you to easily read the screen by day or night. 2 TP-Link…2 min
HomeStyle|January 2023Barbie pink3 SECRETS TO THIS SCHEME SPARE YOUR BLUSHES We'll always have a soft spot for pale pinks, but this daring shade really packs a punchy. Just a dash will still make a big impact, so if you don't want to go all out, lookout for hot pink accessories to brighten your scheme. HOT LINES Bold, deckchair-style stripes are set to be huge this year, so why not combine the trends and choose streaks of hot pink to adorn your scheme? COOL DOWN A touch of grey or navy blue will ground this powerful shade to make it appear sleek and sophisticated. Work these colours in with large items of furniture if you're planning pink walls. DID YOU KNOW? The 'FTT' in this colour's unusual name stands for Film, Theatre and…2 min
HomeStyle|January 2023Fantasy landscapesSCAN ME for more wallpaper inspo at yourhomestyle.uk…1 min
HomeStyle|January 2023What to do if your WFH space is the kitchen table?Many of us don't have the luxury of a desk to work from, so the kitchen table has quickly become known as the home office. If you work from a laptop and can keep the clutter at bay, there's no reason why this solution can't become the best option for you. A few smart purchases can help you work from the table comfortably and efficiently, without it affecting the rest of the household. INVEST IN AN OFFICE CHAIR Buying an office chair might seem cracy when there are several dining chairs to choose from, but an adjustable office chair can be raised or lowered to suit the table and your own needs. They often offer better support for your back too, so that you don't suffer as a result. And,…1 min
HomeStyle|January 2023Style adviceThree simple tricks to try in your own home 01 Savvy seating ‘I freed up some space by removing the chunky radiator, so there was room for a Comfy seat, which I made myself. I bought a basic bench, painted it, and then added padded cushions on the bottom and back fixed by Velcro so they don't move. it was simple to get foam padding cut to the right size, and then I designed and had some striped cotton fabric printed off myself, which was Surprisingly cheap. The pink and orange Stripes match the poster I designed above it and now I can seat four people easily.’ 02 Match your table setting ‘Take the main accent colours of your scheme and repeat them in your crockery, cutlery and candles. For…1 min
HomeStyle|January 2023Style adviceThree simple tricks to try in your own home 01 Go for a black floor We toyed with putting down laminate, lino or hardwood, but after peeling back the Carpet We realised the floor boards were in really good condition. They were already gained black around a section where there would've been a rug, and I loved that look against the' old antique wood wardrobe and my green paint Samples on the wall. I was worried it might dull the room down but, actually, it lifts everything else.’ 02 Bring back period features The fireplace was previously boarded up and full of rubble and soot. ‘Unfortunately, we didn't find an original fireplace behind it, but we tried to mimic what might've been there as best we could,' says Laura. ‘I'm…1 min
HomeStyle|January 2023Savvy home solutionsKATIE DUTTON, ECO CHAMP This cosy new pillow from Bensons for Beds features a quilted cover and is made with 100% recycled materials, £19.99. 3 OF THE BEST Thermos containers Grab and go Taking hot meals, fresh snacks and chilled drinks on the road has never been easier, thanks to Brabantia's stylish new container range. Available in three contemporary shades; Jade Green, Dark Grey and Light Grey, the collection comprises a water bottle with handy strainer for fresh fruit; various sized lunch and salad boxes; a spill-free soup mug; a three-piece cutlery set and a leak-proof breakfast bowl with separate compartments so you don't have to worry about soggy cornflakes! To top it off, they're 100 per cent recyclable and dishwasher safe. Prices range between £9.95–£15.95, from brabantia.com. Flip your…2 min
HomeStyle|January 2023Linda BarkerCongratulations on your new collection with Terrys Fabrics… Thank you. I absolutely love it. It's been an absolute joy to work with Terrys. They enabled me to have free reign over pattern and colours so it's properly a design that's from my heart. This range includes two new designs. Yarrow and Wisteria. What was your inspiration? I am a big outdoors lover. I moved up to East Riding in Yorkshire in lockdown and that coincided with the start of the collection and putting designs, ideas and colours together. Yarrow is a flower that I grow in my garden, wisteria trickles around the front of my Georgian house. Don't look too far for inspiration - it's all around! This second collection includes bedding what are your bedtime essentials? I find the…5 min
HomeStyle|January 2023MEET THE TEAMKATIE DUTTON Staff Writer ‘I'd like to try colour blocking. I love the idea of painting the inside of a cupboard or adding a pop of neon to a door frame.’ KATIE NICHOLLS Senior Production Editor ‘I'm looking forward to indulging in the calming trend for bringing nature in using colour, texture and pattern’ HANNAH TRIBE Staff Writer ‘I love the trend for graceful curves. These soft lines give furniture a gentle look, perfect for creating relaxed spaces'. CATRIONA BURNS Features Editor ‘I'm excited about wallpaper borders making a comeback. It's a great way to add subtle colour and pattern to a space.’…1 min
HomeStyle|January 2023Colour crush VERY BERRYSCAN ME to shop this page at yourhomestyle.uk…1 min
HomeStyle|January 2023Animal printsstyle idea Use two or three different animal prints in similar colours HOME STYLE LOVES! SCAN ME to shop these products at yourhomestyle.uk…1 min
HomeStyle|January 2023Welcome to my homeInspiring homes A BIT ABOUT ME I'm Abi Hugo, 33, and I'm an online content creator and upcyler. I live here with my husband, Ian, 34, who works in finance, and our children, Henry, five and Emilia, two. You can see more of my horrie on Instagram ©thewhitethistle. WHERE I LIVE Our home is a three-bedroom detached 1970s house in Maldon, Essex. We moved into this house in November 2020. WHAT I WANTED TO CHANGE Most rooms were white and grey, and quite bare, so the house felt a bit cold and unwelcoming. Although the kitchen and bathroom were fine, they were definitely not my taste and the dated red carpet was awful. HOW I MADE IT MY OWN I've updated the kitchen and bathroom and warmed the whole house…1 min
HomeStyle|January 2023online, now mine!SCAN ME to shop these products at yourhomestyle.uk Emily Mariko's rice cooker Creator of the viral TikTok salmon rice bowl dish, Emily Mariko would be stumped making meals without her trusty Japanese rice cooker. Emily actually uses the Zojirushi rice cooker, but this yum Asia model is a great dupe. Your seawood salmon rolls will be transformed! It's currently £169. Lick's 2023 colour palette Lick's new colour range is getting a lotta love on Insta and we are big fans too. This fresh paint palette is inspired by nature and a longing to reconnect with the world around us. There are simulating blues, calming earthy neutrals and an energising orange too, £42. Scandi-chic string shelves Originally designed in 1949, these effortlessly cool shelves have stood the test of time and…1 min
HomeStyle|January 2023Top of the spotsstyle idea Team these versatile mono designs with natural meterials or a bold colour HOMESTYLE LOVES! SCAN ME to shop this page at yourhomestyle.uk…1 min
HomeStyle|January 2023#myHShomeIN THE ZONE My home marries functionality With contemporary design and cosy accents. I have a love of rich colours, textured wall surfaces and using paint finishes to add a creativa flair to my home The office nook in my living room is one of my favourite corners. It brings together textured elements, such as my luxe velvet-cord chair, and natural materials, like the pampas grass, along with a painted-arch feature wall. I've chosen simple, minimal furniture and accessories that create clean lines and an illusion of Space in this multi-functional room. @our.home.atno50 OPEN TO ALL We had a vision to create a bright and modern open-plan living area with as much natural light as possible. We avoided internal beams and added sliding doors, three roof lanterns and windows either…2 min
HomeStyle|January 2023Step stool side tableSCAN ME for more stylish upcycling ideas at yourhomestyle.uk pre - upcycle Turn a plain step stool into a colourful, space-saving side table with a playful modernist design. While still useful as a step stool, it now doubles up as a stylish side table that's perfect for popping next to the sofa or your favourite armchair. Tenhult step stool, £25, IKEA • 3cm paintbrush • paint tester pots in two shades • 1 cm flat bristled artist's paintbrush • Wild Thing wallpaper in Brights, £43 per roll, Lust Home • pencil • paperPVA glue • scissors • craft knife • metal ruler • cutting matclear varnish INSTRUCTIONS 1 Using a sanding block, lightly sand the surface of the stool to remove any imperfections and create a'key'on the woodwork that will…2 min
HomeStyle|January 2023Dopamine diningPop yourself at the kitchen island for pre-dinner drinks and snacks! ROCHELLE ROCHELLE ‘for Champagne taste no a lemonade budget, look no further!’ Esme wooden serving board, £30, Urban Outfitters upGRADE PLAIN SEATING JUGS = EASY ENTERTAINING SCAN ME to shop these products at yourhomestyle.uk 3 OF A KIND… DINNER CANDLES up THE GLAM WITH GOLD FIXTURES…1 min
HomeStyle|January 2023Vintage glamourThis four poster call s for breakfast in bed! STATEMENT FURNITURE ADDS DRAMA A pretty box of matches is parctical and stylish, too ! FRAME A FAVE VINTAGE-STYLE PIC LAURA LAURAThis look brings a bit of hotel luxe home Rose gold handles add an elegant finish SCAN ME to shop these products at yourhomestyle.uk ADD ROMANCE WITH FAUX FOLIAGE 3 OF A KIND… JEWELLERY HOLDER…1 min
HomeStyle|January 2023air fryersEDITOR'S CHOICE The team at yourhomestyle.uk has been busy testing air fryers too, find out which ones came out on top 1 Air Fryer MAX AF160UK, £149.99, Ninja This 5.2L capacity model means that you can ‘fry' large portions of your favourite foods using little or no oil. It boasts six functions; air fry, roast, bake, reheat, dehydrate and max crisp, so you can cook up everything from a whole chicken to a sponge cake, and your food will be ready up to 50 per cent faster than when cooked in a fan oven. It measures H36 x W25 x D32cm. WE LOVE: The ceramiccoated non-stick dishwasher-safe air-frying basket, which makes for hassle-free cleaning. 2 1.81 White/Black air fryer, £30, Studio This basic air fryer is an ideal choice for…2 min
HomeStyle|January 2023MIDWEEK MEALS TO MAKE IN MINUTESM Monday BUTTERNUT SQUASH FETTUCCINE PREP TIME 10 minutesCOOK TIME 20 minutesSERVES 4 INGREDIENTS • 1 tbsp olive oil • 60g butter • ½ large (500g) butternut squash, peeled and cut into 1 cm cubes • 350g fettuccine pasta, or any pasta shape you like • 2 shallots, finely diced • 2 cloves garlic, finely chopped 8 large sage leaves, finely shredded • juice of ½ lemon • 25g finely grated vegetarian Parmesan cheese METHOD 1 Heat the oil and 15g butter in a large frying pan over a medium-high heat. Add the squash, cover with a lid and cook, stirring regularly, for 10 minutes until the squash is tender and turning golden.2 Meanwhile, cook the pasta in a large pan of salted water for 1 minute less than the…6 min
HomeStyle|January 2023KEY CONTRIBUTORSInterior Design Masters star, Rochelle Dalphinis unveils her new-look Kitchen on page 98… 'I'm excited about the trend for coloured concrete using vivid shades, like electric blue and paprika. Use pre-cast coloured tiles to tap into the look.’ We catch up with interior designer and TV personality, Linda Barker on page 128… 'I'm really excited about embracing colour and pattern much more. If you have the time, the space and the inclination, just go for more colour and more pattern!’ Hayley Gilbert shares her moneysaving tips on page 63… 'I'm looking forward to embracing texture. From natural woods and fluted finishes to comforting soft furnishings, it's something that works with any budget, too’…1 min
HomeStyle|January 2023Welcome to my homeA BIT ABOUT ME I'm Natasha Turley, 33, a GP. I live with my husband, Patrick O'Halloran, 35, also a doctor, and our two boys, Alfred, three, and Walter, who is seven months old. WHERE I LIVE We live in a detached four-bedroom Victorian house in Bromsgrove, which we bought in March 2019. I share my renovation journey on Instagram @at_home_with_taddy. WHAT I WANTED TO CHANGE We moved in when I was pregnant, so my priority was creating a comfortable family home. As the original décor was fairly bland, it was easy to slowly add colour, pattern and accessories. HOW I MADE IT MY OWN We were On a budget from day one so apart from saving to re-do the bathroom, everything has either been upcycled, is second-hand or has…1 min
HomeStyle|January 2023Tiger Stripe unitTOP TIP Look for lovely retro drawer handles like these on eBay for a vintage version, or try Westwoodbricks on Etsy for a fun, colourful alternative YOU WILL NEED • wallpaper lining paper • Posca PC-8K black paint marker pen • acrylic paint for stripe background • chalk paint for unit • tacky PVA glue • paintbrush • decorative handles INSTRUCTIONS 1 Measure the length and width of the recesses in the door of your bedside unit and cut lining paper to the same size. Set aside. Paint your unit with your chosen chalk paint, leaving the recesses unpainted. Paint your paper with your background stripe colour in acrylic paint. Leave to dry. 2 Start your stripe pattern by drawing in a wavy line from one side towards the centre…1 min
HomeStyle|January 2023Naturally calmingHOMESTYLE LOVES! style idea Be stylish and practical and place a hard-wearing jute rug under a dining set SCAN ME to shop this page at yourhomestyle.uk…1 min
HomeStyle|January 2023I TRANSFORMED OUR HOME WITH a can-do attitudestyle idea Stick to just one art print for a sophisticated style My story We hadn't planned on moving but I'd always kept my eye on Rightmove. While scrolling through one day, I stumbled across this house for sale and instantly knew I wanted it. James grew up here in Colchester and we wanted to be close to his family. I asked to see the house and on that first viewing we put in an offer. We just knew it was the right fit for us - it was love at first sight. When we moved in, the house was in desperate need of some TLC. I could see the potential beyond the dated décor, and I couldn't wait to put our own stamp on it with pattern, colour and…9 min
HomeStyle|January 2023Knitted wire word artTOP TIP Note that when knitting your i-cord, different yarn weights need varying sizes of double pointed needles. If in doubt, just try a few rows as a test style idea Colour match the wool to your wall for a subtle, blended look SCAN ME to learn all the knitting basics at gathered. how YOU WILL NEED • DK weight knitting yarn • two 3.5mm double pointed needles • needle nosed jewellery pliers • wire cutters • 16 gauge jewellery wire • pen and pencil INSTRUCTIONS 1 Start by drawing but the word you want to create keeping your pencil on the paper at all times, including any loops to create a 'scripty' look. Once you're happy, lay a length of wool along the pencil line from the start of…2 min
HomeStyle|January 2023SAVE MONEY ON… Cooking23Use an air fryer An air fryer is one of the cheapest ways to cook. Typically, 10 minutes of cooking in an air fryer costs about 5p, while electric ovens cost almost double that. You could cook two chicken breasts in an air fryer in as little as 15 minutes (under 10p), but electric ovens need about 30 minutes (20p). See our air fryer reviews on page 117. 24 Swap oven and hob for microwave According to Energy supplier Utilits, a microwave costs just 8p a day to run, while an electric cooker costs 87p, based on the average amount of time they're used for. If you prefer cooking on the hob, however, you could swap to an energy-efficient induction hob over a ceramic one to save cash. 25Use a…7 min
HomeStyle|January 2023Wild Wonder‘Wild Wonder speaks to us in a language we instinctively understand. Nature is what inspires us and makes us feel better in our lives and in our homes’Marianne Shillingford, Creative Director at Dulux COLOUR PALETTE Combine these cool, fresh tones Dial up your tile style with a cream metro design: it's timeless and chic 3 SECRETS TO THIS SCHEME GET COSY The yellow undertones of Wild Wonder make it ideal for giving your rooms a warming golden glow. Use it in spaces that you'd like to feel snug and welcoming. BLUE SKY THINKING Continue the natural theme by adding in touches of radiant sky blue. They'll cut through the warmth of neutral tones to provide gentle contrast and a sense of lightness. NATURAL BEAUTY Go easy ont pattern to let…2 min
HomeStyle|January 2023design a chill-out zone01 seek out a relaxing spot You won't need an entire, room for your soon-to-be oasis, just a little creative thinking! So, start by taking a fresh look around your home, as any potential chill-out zone is likely to be something as simple as an under-used corner, wasted alcove or even a window recess. Of course, your chosen Spot needs to be somewhere you can feel comfortable and relax, in peace, so think about its immediate surroundings and visualise how, with a few tweaks and a little furniture re-arrangement, you could make the most of the available space. Adding a comfy armchair will always go a long way to guaranteeing a cosy nook - as does choosing a cocooning design that makes you want to sink back and unwind. However,…8 min
HomeStyle|January 2023MY KITCHEN-DINER IS NOW fun and funky!About me I'm Rochelle Dalphinis, 35, an equality, diversity and inclusion lead for an architect's practice. I also own an interiors and gift company, @Iunaspotdesign. I live in a two-bedroorn semi-detached 1930s houselin Dagenham, Essex with my cat, Coco. ‘My new-look kitchen has become the go-to destination for friends. They love it!’ TOTAL £776.42 My problem kitchen I've Been here eight years, and I hadn't really dealt with some of the leftover bits from the previous owners that I never liked. The kitchen units themselves weresound, but there was a huge white cupboard covering an electrics board and a chunky radiator with a cover over it that was stopping the dining area being useable. How I made it work Painting the units dark blue and the handles gold made a…4 min
HomeStyle|January 2023OUR DREAM BEDROOM blends old and new‘I was worried the black floor might dull the room down, but it actually lifts everything else’ About me I'm Laura Morris, 30, and I'm a teacher. I live here with my husband, Matty, 31, our childran, Phoebe, three, and Miles, 11 months, plus ourshih tzus, Penny and Pepper. Our home is a five-bed house in Houghton-le-Spring. See more on my lnstagram @ourgeorgianplace. 1 TOTAL £1,508 My problem bedroom There were damp issues, Cracks in the old plaster, some damaged floorboards and no central heating or radiators. The room was so hideous that we avoided it altogether and slept in the room that's how Miles' nursery. thought if this house is haunted, this is where the ghosts probably live! How I made it work We restored the original timber floorboards…4 min
HomeStyle|January 2023One problem room two new looksLOOK ONE: MOUNTAIN LODGE Monica's problem hallway My hallway lacks character. I'd love some ideas for how to give it personality and make it feel cosy without looking dark, and to be welcoming to guests as soon as they step through the door. Right now, it feels a bit empty - I'd like to bring it to life. LIKES: warm colours, wooden furniture, cosy textures. DISLIKES: anything too bold, bright and OTT. SOPHIE WARREN-SMITH why it works Create a welcoming hallway with a difference by looking to rustic mountain cabins for inspiration. A forest or mountain mural is a quick and easy way to instantly Set the scene — pick out the main colours for the accessories to add cohesion. Wooden accents and warming tones of ochre and green, with…4 min
HomeStyle|January 2023WINTER WARMERSComfort food Brown butter baked potato soup PREPARATION TIME 15 minutesCOOKING TIME 1 hour 20 minutesSERVES 4 INGREDIENTS • 4 large baking potatoes • 110g butter • 1L vegetable or chicken stock • 150ml sour cream • 100g grated Cheddar • olive oil, to drizzle • salt and pepper For the crispy potato skins • potato skins, reserved from the baked potatoes • olive oil, to drizzle • 30g grated Cheddar METHOD 1 Preheat the oven to 200°C/180°C Fan/Gas Mark 6. Prick the potatoes with a fork, rub the skins with a little salt and bake in the preheated oven for about 1 hour until the potatoes are soft when you insert a sharp knife into the centre. Set aside until cool enough to handle.2 In a saucepan, melt the…8 min
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