How to make anchovy & cauliflower gratin – BBC Good Food

In this week’s episode of Ingredient Challenge, we asked Rosie Birkett to create an easy dish using anchovies as the main ingredient. She came up with a creamy, indulgent anchovy and cauliflower gratin that’s packed with flavour. Find more anchovy inspiration: https://bit.ly/2LrKjzP

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