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Wheat-related conditions affect one in 100 people. Now chef Phil Vickery has devised recipes for sufferers.
In an extract from his new book, Nigel Slater turns to his fruit garden for inspiration.
With winter on its way, warm up with a hearty home-made pie. Catalina Stogdon asks the experts for tips.
Wine writer Victoria Moore tells of her determination to learn on the job – from her father’s home brews to travelling the world.
It’s a skill that’s almost disappeared, but curing remains a simple way to add flavour, says Xanthe Clay.
Biscuits are as British as a cup of tea, so why not bake them at home? In part three of Life's 'best-ever baking' series, experts show Maria Fitzpatrick how.
An indulgent wine tour of Pays Basque-Béarn in south-west France marks an appropriate farewell from Jonathan Ray.
Marco Pierre White, chef and restaurateur, reveals his penchant for turbot and calf's tongue.
The Prince Alfred in Little Venice, London, is a Victorian gem, says Andrew Baker.
Bee Wilson on why macadamias are so moreish...
An ever-so-healthy day in the life of Amrik Singh Dhaliwal, food entrepreneur.
With Tom Kerridge's recipes for inspiration, Susy Atkins finds that bloke cuisine calls for a nice glass of something, erm, grunty.
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Waitrose has been censured for broadcasting an advert staring Heston Blumenthal, the celebrity chef, which suggested its animal welfare standards were higher than they really were.
Elizabeth David's editor and author in her own right, Jill Norman talks about working with the veteran food writer.
I love this mélange of the best early roots with some grilled mackerel, or just by themselves for a vegetable-fix supper.
Xanthe Clay guts, joints and then cooks a roadkill squirrel with red wine and juniper.
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With Tom Kerridge's recipes for inspiration, Susy Atkins finds that bloke cuisine calls for a nice glass of something, erm, grunty.
Tom Kerridge of the Hand & Flowers in Marlow may have a Michelin star but that doesn't make his food poncy. Here he cooks the ultimate bloke's main course
Tom Kerridge of the Hand & Flowers in Marlow may have a Michelin star but that doesn't make his food poncy. Here he cooks the ultimate bloke's pudding
Tom Kerridge of the Hand & Flowers in Marlow may have a Michelin star but that doesn't make his food poncy. Here he cooks the ultimate bloke's starter
Phil Vickery makes his own flour mixes. Make up batches by simply mixing the ingredients thoroughly, and store in an airtight box.
Although cornmeal is gluten free, it is irritating that commercial tortilla chips generally aren’t.
In the past Phil Vickery has used chestnut flour for bread, but it can be hard to find and expensive.
Victoria Moore declares that the fightback against atrocious pub wine starts here.
Wheeler’s of St James at the Chequers Inn brings a dash of West End glitz to the countryside.
Today is Michaelmas, when those in the know eat goose. And what could be better than a naturally reared bird, says Rose Prince.
Our cook in Lanzarote made this gooey almond cake as a pudding, which she topped with bananas and a tangy orange syrup
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