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Bursting with goodness, this colourful sauce is packed with heaps of vitamin E, C and K. It's perfect for batch cooking and stocking in the freezer for a rainy day. Mix with pasta shells, meatballs – ...

Don’t get us wrong, we love classic tomato marinara sauce, but once in a while you just want to switch things up—especially when you eat pasta as much as we do. Sometimes the sauce still ...

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Remove the skillet from the heat. Place the ham in the bottom of the pan. Spread the tomato sauce evenly over the ham. Carefully break the eggs on top; drizzle the cream over the eggs. Season with ...

To make the sauce: Spray the frying pan with a little more low-calorie cooking spray, turn down the heat to medium and fry the onion for 10 mins, adding a little water if it starts to stick.