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Here's a recipe for one of my favourite things to make for the New Years! Ingredients: 100g butter, softened small bunch rosemary sprigs, leaves picked and chopped, plus extra sprigs to decorate flour, for dusting 880g ready-made pizza dough, defrosted if necessary (we used The Northern Dough Co), or make your own 150g cranberry sauce 250g box camembert or chaource (or vegetarian alternative) oil, for drizzling Method: STEP 1 Mash the butter, rosemary and some seasoning in a bowl. On a lightly floured surface, cut the dough into four sections (it will already be divided if you’re using ready-made pizza dough). One at a time, roll out each piece of dough to a thickness of about 4mm, keeping the pieces you’re not using covered. Use a 7cm cutter to stamp out 30-36 circles. STEP 2 Spread the rosemary butter over half the dough circles, then spread the cranberry sauce over the remaining rounds. Fold each circle in half and bring the two points together like a fortune cookie; these are the ower ‘petals’. STEP 3 Line a large baking tray with parchment. Put the cheese – in its box but with the lid removed – in the middle of the baking tray. Arrange a ring of dough petals around the box, alternating the rosemary butter and cranberry sauce fillings. Tuck the pointed ends neatly under the box. Arrange another ring of petals around the first, this time tucking the pointed ends under the row in front. Repeat with the remaining dough petals to create a neat ower pattern. Loosely cover the tray with oiled cling film and leave somewhere warm to prove for 30 mins, or until almost doubled in size. Heat oven to 180C/160C fan/gas 4

I have always loved sport and jogging was surely my favourite. I used to go for a run every morning before work so that I could get my mind working. But then I have stopped running. Lack of time and plenty of work overwhelmed me. Then, my favourite t-shirt got too small. It was not the so called 'laundry shrink'. It was me. I checked and yup. 5kg up! That is therefore my resolution for this year - to get back on track with my exercise and lose the gained weight!