Watercress recipes
Watercress leaves have a mustardy bite that makes them natural bedfellows to strongly flavoured meats such as game. The leaves are most commonly served raw as a garnish to eggs or meat, or as part of a salad with orange segments. Watercress also makes a pleasingly peppery soup that is as good hot as it is chilled.
by James Martin
This delicate, creamy watercress and pea soup is perfect for a spring day and works well served hot or chilled.
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