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Get the grill on, and cook the cheese like you would for cheese on toast and enjoy the rich beefy soup with that delicious ...

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When tins sit upright in your cupboard, gravity naturally pulls the food to the bottom over time. This is especially true for thicker foods like baked beans, soups, or tinned fruit in syrup.

30g salted butter for the bread, plus 60g for the tins 1. Preheat the oven to 220C/200C fan. Whisk 60g butter, 120ml oil and 60g flour, and then brush the tins with this mixture. 2. Melt the ...