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Vegetarian food, whether you are veggie or not, is perfect in summer.
We're all looking after the pennies these days, but you don't need to break the bank to look after your health thanks to Britain's favourite vegetable: the carrot.
Palm oil is an ingredient which most of us consume without even realising.
Sophie Wright is definitely one to watch on the UK culinary scene.
The Scottish larder is rich and bountiful.
As Fairtrade Fortnight 2010 is upon us (Feb 22nd - March 7th 2010), one of the easiest Fairtrade products to identify on the high street is coffee.
Christmas is full of greats: great fun, great friends and family, with any luck great gifts. It’s also full of great feasts that require a lot of preparation.
Ever wondered about the leg work that goes into producing your pint of Magners? What kind of journey do those apples go on before they produce the end result of a fizzing glass of cider?
Imported from France, L’atelier Des Chefs is a central London cookery school that aims to re-inspire busy urbanites to get back into the kitchen with an eclectic choice of one-off classes.
We all rely on the fridge to be a perfect sanctuary of hygiene for us to store away and preserve our foods. Yet how many of us actually take care of it?
Leila Sarraf takes a look at the complex flavours of Persian cuisine, and probes Mrs Bahar from restaurant Galleria in London, for her deepest culinary secrets.
Standing in the tiny kitchen at Restaurant Sauterelle in my over-sized chef whites and apron, I feel slightly foreign.
Whether it’s left-overs or excess ingredients that you know you won’t eat before they go off, the freezer has always been a reliable form of storage.
Amidst the rolling Dorset hills, lies the idyllic Foxholes Farm where Ian and Denise Bell devotedly practice the conscientious methods of biodynamic farming, rearing their sheep, cattle, pi
Honesty, passion and a general disillusionment with London's lunchtime offerings has spurred Dominic Kamara and Craig Wills, the founders of Farm Collective, to front an exciting food movem
These days, dinner parties are no longer about rustling something up with the remnants in your fridge.
There’s something to be said for being in charge of your own fruit picking, unlike a visit to the supermarket, which often results in disappointment as you prize open your box of blackberries, only
Bubbys (120 Hudson Street, Tribeca, New York)
Sam Bompas and Harry Parr have carved themselves an unusual living from making jelly.
Everyone adores the Hairy Bikers. They were mobbed at last year’s BBC Good Food Show and with good reason.

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