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Battery rabbit farms are set to return after chefs including Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall popularised the meat

Hugh's recipes turn sour as battery rabbit farms return

Battery farming of rabbits is set to return to Britain for the first time in more than a 15 years to satisfying a growing hunger for their meat.

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Schofield to step down at Premier

Friday, 29 April 2011

Shares in Premier Foods, the maker of Branston pickle, jumped by more than 4 per cent yesterday after it said Robert Schofield, its chief executive, would retire inside the next 12 months.

Gastro-king makes Masterchef judges seem past their use-by date

Thursday, 28 April 2011

Lisa Markwell reviews last night's BBC 1 final

Winner Tim Anderson: judge and presenter John Torode said his cooking was the "best culinary explosion" the programme had ever seen

Young American wins Masterchef title

Thursday, 28 April 2011

Bar manager Tim Anderson has been crowned the youngest ever winner of MasterChef after weeks of intense competition in the BBC1 culinary challenge.

Lactalis launches bid for Parmalat

Wednesday, 27 April 2011

French dairy group Lactalis has launched a €3.4bn (£3bn) bid for Parmalat, its Italian rival, to create the biggest dairy group in the world.

Junk food firms in anti-obesity drive

Monday, 25 April 2011

The Government's anti-obesity strategy has come under attack after Andrew Lansley, the Health Secretary, signed partnerships with private junk food firms.

Seaweed dishes are served in seven out of 10 of the world's top restaurants

Seaweed grows on us as chefs add it to menus

Sunday, 24 April 2011

Paul Bignell and Tom Wright: We should all eat more nutritious algae, say its champions.

James Nathan has yet to fulfil his dreams

Hard graft, not stardom, awaits winner of 'MasterChef'

Sunday, 24 April 2011

They're promised that victory will "change their lives" but the threat of MasterChef fatigue will hang over this week's winner, if history is any guide.

Sir David Frost has built up a wine cellar worth many thousands of pounds, right, with some bottles dating back to the 1850s

Hello, good evening, and welcome...to my fascinating wine cellar

Saturday, 23 April 2011

Sir David Frost is selling his house – so his legendary collection of vintages has to go, too

Over the next fortnight, Britain's 29,000 refuse collectors will each collect 145 kilos of Easter egg packaging

Easter eggs get smaller (but don't worry, it's only the boxes)

Saturday, 23 April 2011

Children will wake up to smaller Easter eggs tomorrow – because chocolate makers have shrunk the packaging on millions of boxes by half.

Anatoly Komm in his Moscow restaurant, Varvary

The chef leading Russia's culinary revolution

Saturday, 23 April 2011

Anatoly Komm's Moscow restaurant was this week named among the world's top 50. Shaun Walker hears how he put it on the map

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