Not only delicious, Tom Kerridge’s sumptuous lamb shank hot pot is full of nutritional goodness too.
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Wine buffs, you’re in luck. Bob Bob Cité has introduced a maximum mark-up of £75 on its impressive wine list – offering guests astonishing value at the sophisticated City restaurant.
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We speak with Matthieu Hervé to find out more about his innovative approach to food and why he thinks a “traditional yet original!”cooking style is the secret to culinary success.
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Serve up a storm with James Martin’s tender spiced duck breast with umeboshi sauce and steamed bok choi.
This is a simple dish, but it’s the umeboshi plums that make it – sour to taste, they cut through the fat in the duck. They are available online but can also be bought in some supermarkets.
Seven top chefs will be cooking up a storm to support the important charity work of Adopt a School this June – and you’re invited.
Icelandic chef Agnar Sverrisson serves up a refreshing blood orange with a moreish coconut sorbet.
Editor Sophie Ritchie tries lunch at Café Forty One, the Queensway venue giving a vegan revamp to classic patisseries.
Emma Blunt indulges with an evening of sleek Italian feasting at Bocconcino in Mayfair.
“Cook for your customers and avoid being self-indulgent.” The Wordrobe meets James Mackenzie of The Pipe & Glass, the only restaurant to currently hold a Michelin star in East Yorkshire.
Join an impressive lineup of celebrity chefs including Phil Howard, Clare Smyth and Adam Byatt for two special charity dinners in Cumbria this February.