When brewing a pot of tea, it’s best to use a china teapot rather than a metal one, as some types of metal can impart flavour to the water, affecting your tea’s taste.
“The pug is living proof that God has a sense of humour” – Margo Kaufman
Serves 6
1 1/2 tbs olive oil
500g (about 4) Italian-style coarse pork chilli and fennel sausages
300g trimmed broccoli florettes
200g pecorino, coarsely grated 1
20g (2) bocconcini, cut into 1cm pieces
1 quantity basic bread dough (see page 128 of the June issue of Notebook:)
Recipes & words: Lisa Featherby. Photography: Andrew Lehmann. Styling: Michelle Noerianto. Food preparation: Sophia Young.
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