A recipe for success, high in Omega 3 - Baked Cod Crumble:1. Preheat the oven to 180 degrees C (Gas Mark 4).
2. Lay out cod fillets. Spread thin layer of La Roule or similar cream cheese onto each one. Top with a layer of pine nuts (optional) and chopped garlic, a layer of mushrooms, a layer of chopped onions, a layer of baby spinach and finally a layer of Cheddar cheese.
3. Bake in the preheated oven for 15 minutes. Add another layer of cheese and bake for further 5 minutes. Finally, top with a layer of crumb mix consisting of, 1 garlic clove, 1 tablespoon dried herbs, breadcrumbs and Parmesan cheese. Continue to bake until the top is browned, about 1 more minute.
A recipe for failure, high in Beta 1 - Half-baked CoD Crumble.1. Preheat your fan-base to melting point for at least 3 years (Hot Air Mark 10).
2. Lay out your development screenshots and planned feature-set. Evenly spread a heavy layer of hype and speculation. Top with a layer of "spherical objects" (nuts), chopped framerates and finally a campaign layer (optional).
3. Bake in a pre-heated fan-base for another 7 years. Add another layer of hype and bake for another six months. Finally, top it all off with a layer of crumbly gameplay consisting of crashes and chopped framerates. Continue to bake until your customers are browned-off, about 10 more minutes.
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Some classic "I'm from the Home Counties, don't you know?" give-aways in that recipe however. 
I wouldn't know what "La Roule" was if it punched me in the face. Pine nuts? Toasted or roasted, they remain an enigma......Does KP do them in their pub range? Never seen em, if so. 
Sir Bobby Robson is proud of ye Bonny Lad, as he looks doon with kindly affection from his Throne, seated at the 'Reet' hand of "Ower Fatha", who art in Heaven. 
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