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45 mins - 1 hour One of the most successful novelists of the Edwardian era, Arnold Bennett - who was born on this day in 1867 - stayed frequently at London's Savoy Hotel, which created a haddock omelette in his honour. Try out the recipe this Wednesday and see if you can taste Edwardian grandeur.
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