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How to make Lahmacun – Turkish pizza

How to make Lahmacun – Turkish pizza

When is a pizza not a pizza? When it’s a lahmacun. Dead easy to make, they’re a great alternative to pizza night and could be one of the greatest late… Read more »

How to make Mapo Tofu

How to make Mapo Tofu

Probably one of the most famous Chinese tofu dishes, Mapo Tofu translates roughly as “pockmarked old woman’s bean curd”. It’s a Sichuan staple, and my version is inspired by lunch… Read more »

How To Make Mejadra

How To Make Mejadra

When I first read the recipe for this I thought – well, just how tasty can a dish of rice and lentils be? I had to take it all back… Read more »

How to make Goi Cuon – Vietnamese Spring Rolls

How to make Goi Cuon – Vietnamese Spring Rolls

I first saw these spring rolls demonstrated on Ken Hom’s Travels With A Hot Wok. No need particularly to have a hot wok though as most of the “cooking” required… Read more »

Read Our Interview With Chef Luis Baena

Read Our Interview With Chef Luis Baena

Luis Baena is one of Portugal’s leading culinary lights, with a list of accomplishments up his chef’s sleeves to make your eyes and your mouth water. Havig cooked across the… Read more »

Think you know Belgian food? Think again!

Think you know Belgian food? Think again!

We managed to bag ourselves an interview with the effervescent Duncan McEwen – who just so happens to be the Executive Chef for the UK Belgo restaurants. But rather than… Read more »

Gloucestershire says ‘Hard Cheese’ to health and safety!

Gloucestershire says ‘Hard Cheese’ to health and safety!

If you’re not from Gloucestershire, you might not be familiar with the shenanigans that take place on Cooper’s Hill, in Brockworth. Each year in May, around 15,000 people gather to… Read more »

Why apple pie without cheese is like a kiss without a squeeze

Why apple pie without cheese is like a kiss without a squeeze

With Melton Mowbray’s Artisan Cheese Fair looming on May 3rd, we thought it might be a good idea to talk to some cheesemakers who really know their stuff. Andy Swinscoe… Read more »

Go and get Shucked – in Rye Bay…

Go and get Shucked – in Rye Bay…

  With Valentine’s Day a rose-tinted memory, the next date in your food calendar ought to be the Rye Bay Scallop Week – which takes place between the 15th and… Read more »

Bringing Home the Bread

Bringing Home the Bread

Buttered, toasted, sandwiched, sluiced in custard, baked and burnt – bread is a staple in most homes in the UK. From its earliest mentions in the Bible to the latest… Read more »

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