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GET IT RIGHT ITALIAN MERINGUE
Follow these simple steps to guarantee the softest, shiniest, silkiest Italian meringue
MODERN VEGAN
Cashew nuts are the secret ingredient in this indulgent, velvety pasta dish
SIPCE ODYSSEY
This month, O’s Indian cooking expert shares vibrant, spicy salmon all wrapped up in warm homemade flatbreads
APERITIVO HOUR
Spritz in style with these easy recipes
5 Of The Best Things To Eat
5 Of The Best Things To Eat
Wine not included in UK restaurant meals tax break
A lower rate of value added tax (VAT) will apply to meals in restaurants, cafés and pubs until 12 January 2021 in the UK, but the change does not include wine.
THE RISE OF THE URBAN WINERY
The line between wine and beer has blurred... and it’s a good thing, says Jason Tesauro
CRU BOURGEOIS EXCEPTIONNEL: The 2020 selection's top 14
It’s been a bumpy ride, but the latest official redrawing of Bordeaux’s oft-misunderstood ranking of the cru bourgeois producers was published in February this year. Jane Anson explains what lies behind the listings, and profiles the 14 highest-ranked and their 2016 vintage wines
Favourites emerge in Bordeaux 2019 sales
Price cuts and good ratings sparked strong buyer interest in several Bordeaux 2019 en primeur wines, beating low expectations for the campaign in some quarters.
Andrew Jefford - ‘Wine beauty can only be created by working hand-in-hand with nature'
Three months of pandemic induced lockdown are drawing to an end. It hasn’t been all frustration and anxiety. I’ve enjoyed being at home with the family – and the internet wine chat which has replaced the customary tastings, travel and research. Two interview questions, in particular, set me thinking.
MODERN VEGAN
Top a fudgy Oreo biscuit base with silken tofu and dark chocolate for a rich, indulgent cheesecake
Seasonal
Make the most of fennel, red peppers, raspberries, mackerel, tomatoes and mushrooms this month
Summer Breeze
All your summer recipe needs answered, from low and slow BBQ-style brisket to a great new twist on a banoffee pie
COOL as you like
Clever recipes that make the most of your freezer, freeing up time and saving waste
Spice Odyssey
This month, Olive’s Indian cooking expert shares a traditional slow-cooked lamb dish from northern India
TOP NOTCH
Fancy-up summer flatbreads!
Get it right Doughnuts
Pillowy in the middle, crunchy sugar on the outside, absolutely stuffed full of jam – and miles better than anything you could buy
BAKING BRILLIANCE
Edd Kimber shares his expert tips for creating showstopping cakes and bakes. This month, a rich, creamy cake inspired by classic Vietnamese iced coffee
3 Ways With Potatoes
Turn everyday ingredients into something special with these inventive recipes
Home Fries
The Rangoon Sisters have been wowing their supper club diners with Burmese-inspired dishes since 2013 – here they share their take on a popular street food
3 Ways With Apples
Delicious sweet and savoury recipes for lunch, dinner and dessert
Nothing beats face-to-face shopping
Home deliveries of food have changed the way we shop, but at what price?
Tonight's special
Our version of the classic Spanish tapas dish is taken to another level with pork meatballs. It’s the ideal Friday night treat
NEXT LEVEL BBQ chicken
SERVES 4 PREP 30 mins plus 1 hr marinating COOK 1 hr EASY
HOW WE EAT NOW "Our grandparents have never been more precious"
Covid-19 kept us separated from our families for months, and reminded us how much our loved ones mean to us. In this new series, British-Iranian writer Punteha van Terheyden talks to grandchildren and grandparents about the bond they share through a love of cooking. She begins with her own story
SUMAYYA USMANI'S SINDHI KARRI
In this series, we’re celebrating the world’s best comfort food by asking chefs and food writers to share the dishes they love from their backgrounds. Here, food writer and cookery teacher Sumayya Usmani shares hers as told to TONY NAYLOR
New ways to eat and drink
As more of us venture back out to pubs and restaurants, we tot up the 10 biggest food and drink trends that have emerged during the last few months spent at home, and how they may be shaping our future
Charcoal & wood
There’s more to cooking with charcoal and wood than just grabbing a bag of something when the sun comes out. With a little forward planning, you’ll end up helping the environment and have fuel that imparts better flavour
5 ways we've been EATING GREENER
Having to spend more time at home has changed how we eat and shop – and it could be good news for the planet
10 things I love about Anguilla
Kerth Gumbs, executive chef of Ormer Mayfair at Flemings Hotel in London, and banquet finalist on BBC Two’s Great British Menu tells us about the food of his home island, Anguilla