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PROPER PUDDINGS
Hot and sticky puddings rich with syrup, chocolate, caramelised fruit or jam are the ultimate comfort food for lazy weekends
TOM'S ONE-POT WONDERS
Packed with flavour, perfect for friends and there's less washing-up! Pick a Tom Kerridge all-in-one dinner tonight
Solo dining SPECIAL
The best thing about eating alone is that you don’t have to share!
Feast in a Flash
Make Gordon Ramsay's simple recipes for friends
Rosie's Rhubarb
Every year, forced rhubarb is one of the first seasonal vegetables to hit shop shelves. Here, Rosie Birkett explains how to make the most of it
4 Quesadilla Thrillers!
Try a new twist on a classic Mexican-style snack. All our quesadillas are seriously moreish, with a crisp, golden outside and warm, gooey middle
5 healthy ideas - simple soups
Ideal for lunch or a light dinner, soups are full of goodness as well as being great comfort food. These easy and nutritious recipes will soon become favourites
Grape expectations
Natural wine is enjoying a huge growth in popularity of late – find out what it is and where to drink it
eat in, eat out Barshu
The celebrated Soho restaurant shares four fiery Sichuan recipes to make at home
cook like a local Tibet
From sweet ceremonial rice to tongue-tingling chilli condiments – explore the complex flavours of this Himalayan region
Pasta masters
Three experts share top tips and impressive recipes for some of their favourite pasta dishes
Cook with the season
Make the most of March’s seasonal ingredients
effortless!
Smart buys and clever tips to make entertaining a breeze
Cocktail hour
Five opulent bakes inspired by classic cocktails
cook a classic - Jam and coconut sponge
Bake this school days staple and serve as a warming pud or teatime treat
3 ways with Worcestershire sauce
Clever ideas for making the most of this classic British condiment
10 Things I love about Sicily
Emilia Strazzanti, co-founder of the Strazzanti shop and supper club, tells us what makes the food of Sicily so special to her and her family
WEEKEND BAKE: A SLICE OF HISTORY
Treat yourself to this nostalgic vanilla and raspberry cake, first baked in the eponymous north London district in the late 1800s, and still a favourite across the country
PLANT POWER
Reinvent familiar dishes with clever meat-free swaps from Henry Firth and Ian Theasby of vegan recipe hub BOSH!
Fabulous fakeaway
Forget a takeaway, this healthy wok supper is quick to cook, and low in fat and calories
Festival of colours
Discover more about Holi, an ancient Indian celebration marking the arrival of spring, with this guide and recipe from food writer Roopa Gulati
Midweek meals - dinner in 20 minutes
Try these simple, satisfying recipes that you can have on the table in no time
Iconic Irish treats
Celebrate St Patrick’s Day by cooking a recipe inspired by the Emerald Isle. From warming lamb stew to stout pudding, these recipes will leave everyone smiling
NEW WAYS FOR SUNDAYS: One-pan ROASTS
There’s nothing quite like a roast – try our clever one-tray ideas that are packed with flavour and ensure minimum washing-up afterwards
Family favourites
The BBC star shares the recipes she most loves to cook for husband Abdal, sons Musa and Dawud, and daughter Maryam
COUNTDOWN TO SPRING
Be inspired by the bounty of exciting produce March has to offer with recipes from Esther Clark, plus tips on growing your own from Emma Crawforth of BBC Gardeners’ World
Spotlight: Spain Waiting in the wings
There’s good action among collectors, but the investment focus remains on the two Ribera del Duero big-hitters
Southwest France a buyer's guide
The wide range of obscure grapes and unusual styles from France’s rural southwest makes it fascinating yet mysterious – and there are great wines to be found at bargain prices too. Here are the key appellations and producers, plus 10 top bottles to try
Why I make wine in Spain
One roaming winemaker, with a passion for small-batch, low-intervention wines, explains why Spain is among the most exciting places in the world to be making wine at the moment
What's in a SCORE?
Scores rule. Or do they? Nothing in the wine world fuels debate and controversy quite like the subject of scoring