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Fruity puddings

New-season fruits and fruit-bowl favourites all make gorgeous puds to end a special meal. Go on, spoil everyone

BETTER THAN A TAKEAWAY TIKKA CHANCE

Prime your slow cooker and come home to a sumptuous Indian feast to remember

A WEEK OF HEALTHY MEALS

Eat well all week with these low-calorie, inspiring and health-conscious suppers

THE LOWDOWN COFFEE

Tips, tricks and advice on how to brew the perfect cup at home

Spice Odyssey

In the first of a new series, Olive’s Indian cooking expert shares a classic street-food snack that’s easy to whip up at home

Savour the flavours

10 virtual foodie travel experiences to satisfy your wanderlust

POT LUCK

No-fuss, versatile recipes that taste as good as they look. And you’ll only need one pan to cook them!

Movers, bakers & shakers Suffolk

On the county’s northern fringes, discover micro dairies producing the creamiest milk, bakeries making sourdough from toasted quinoa and breweries crafting golden ale

GET IT RIGHT: PIZZA

Follow these simple steps and you'll have homemade pizzas that put any takeaway to shame

COOK LIKE A LOCAL COASTAL BRITAIN

The seas and shores of our island nation provide a remarkable abundance of ingredients worth celebrating

E-PICUREAN

Upskill from the comfort of your own home with the help of a virtual cookery school

5 Of The Best Things To Eat

Eat & escape

3 Ways With Peanut Butter

This storecupboard ingredient is not just for spreading on toast

A WINE LOVER'S GUIDE TO GEORGIA

After decades of conflict that obscured much of its rich cultural heritage, this country is rediscovering itself. Celebrate its rebirth with a winding adventure from the bars and restaurants of the capital to the family-run wineries of rural villages, says Carla Capalbo

SILVER OAK

This family-owned California winery is dedicated to Cabernet Sauvignon, and has developed a steadfast commitment to sustainability. Elin McCoy pays a visit, discovering the estate’s history and tasting verticals of its Napa Valley and Alexander Valley wines.

LUJAN DE CUYO

Producers in this heartland of Argentinian Malbec credit the identity and diversity of their wines to the old vines they nurture. It’s a region where tradition is preserved and protected, even as tastes evolve and new styles emerge, discovers Amanda Barnes.

VALDARNO: TUSCANY OFF THE BEATEN TRACK

Diverting from the usual wine routes in Tuscany, Stephen Brook finds a warm welcome in a low-key region that is home to some high-profile names. He introduces an area that may be unfamiliar to many Chianti lovers, and recommends wines from four of its top producers

BURGUNDY: MEET 10 EXCEPTIONAL TALENTS

The complexities of Burgundy, its appellations, walled slopes and dynastic stories are a source of fascination for many wine lovers. Inspired by research for her latest book, Jeannie Cho Lee MW highlights 10 personalities leading dynamic change in the region

MARTINELLI, JACKASS HILL ZINFANDEL 1994

Russian River Valley, Sonoma County, California, USA

Marketwatch: Hold Your Nerve And Be Selective

All the important fine wine investment news, compiled

THE PROMISE OF PIGNOLETTO

It is fast emerging as a fizz vying for a slice of Prosecco’s success, but this is a variety that deserves recognition in its own right. The grape is producing individual styles, both still and sparkling, that reflect the region’s varied rural landscape, as Carla Capalbo reports

YOU SAY ROSE, I SAY ROSATO...

It’s never too soon in the year to drink pink – increasingly a year-round choice for many. Richard Baudains reveals Italy’s top rosato regions and selects his 16 top wines to try

YOUNG GUNS OF ITALY

The next generation of Italian winemakers are taking up the mantle of their predecessors, but also want to carve new paths. Michaela Morris highlights a dozen young individualists whose innovation, energy and commitment are leading their country’s wines into the future

SOUTHERN ITALY FOR WINE LOVERS

Italy’s southern regions have varied cultures but are united by their passion for wine and hospitality. From seaside villas with vineyards to winery-owned hotels amid ancient caves, Carla Capalbo shares her top wine destinations in the south

GAJA: A FAMILY PORTRAIT

Through undeniably audacious viticultural decisions, this fifth-generation winemaking dynasty elevated Barbaresco to fine-wine status. Now, the patriarch of Piedmont and his family are ushering in a new era for their business, with ambitious projects – and a healthy dose of compromise, as Tiziano Gaia discovers

SULCIS, SARDINIA

In recent years, the producers of this island DOC have upended their focus on quantity to create wines that communicate an incredible sense of place. The unexpected star of this shift, explains Susan Hulme MW, is the sensitive and intense Carignano grape

BOLGHERI AT 25

As this tiny but powerful DOC toasts its first quarter-century, the region’s winemakers are fully embracing the adventurous legacy of the SuperTuscan and continuing to build upon it. Richard Baudains reflects on this Tuscan crown jewel and what lies ahead for its producers

AGLIANICO: THE NEBBIOLO OF THE SOUTH?

At its best, this traditional grape variety from Italy’s torrid southern territory makes top-quality and long-lived reds. Andy Howard MW explores the character of Aglianico, selecting the best producers and his top 12 wines

AGEING ITALIAN WHITES: a (patient) wine lover's guide

Put aside those preconceptions, Aldo Fiordelli argues – as well as its plethora of youngand-fresh white wine styles, Italy offers many surprising options that are well worth tucking away in your cellar. He highlights the producers to seek out, and 10 great wines to age

Supermarket Savers Bake A Loaf

You can’t beat a home-baked loaf of bread that’s fresh from the oven – so satisfying and utterly delicious. This loaf, made without yeast, doesn’t need proving or kneading, so is super quick and easy to make.