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This September, savour the flavours of Ireland thanks to this exciting two-night experience with Clodagh McKenna onboard the lavish Belmond Grand Hibernian.
Nuno Mendes’ aubergine and courgette piso rolls are a bite of Portugese culture, wrapped up in a fluffy sweet potato roll.
Putting organic produce at the core of his cooking, The Wordrobe talks eating natural and keeping it simple with Stephane Gortina, Executive Chef of The Legian Seminyak in Bali.
This soft-boiled egg asparagus & pecorino toast recipe from Posh Toast is simple and speedy. And to ‘toff’ it off, delicious with it too.
Luke Nguyen’s soft rice paper rolls with prawns and pork are perfect for a tastebud trip to Vietnam, minus the jet lag.
These ice cream pops from Linda Lomelino are almost like eating chocolate pudding on a stick.
James Martin’s toffee ice cream cones are a fun and interesting way to turn tuiles into a creatively tempting dessert.
Try this summery fine dining dessert courtesy of Jessica Préalpato, pastry chef at Alain Ducasse au Plaza Athénée restaurant and recent World’s Best Pastry Chef 2019 winner.
“It’s more than just creating beautiful pastries – it’s also about creating a real story…
Keep it simple for supper with Trine Hahnemann’s luscious lobster salad, a dish bursting with juicy freshness.
Conjure up a sweet tooth storm with Martin Morales’ Panqueques de Camote, aka luscious sweet potato pancakes.
Naomi Williams devours dim sum at Orient London, the Chinatown restaurant specialising in Szechuan and Cantonese cuisine.
Bursting with heat, Martin Boetz’s grilled cuttlefish and pomelo salad is a citrusy explosion of fresh herbs and chili, complimented well by the caramelised sweetness of the cuttlefish.
Keeping it raw – get summer started by serving up Eleanor Maidment’s salmon with citrus kale & black rice.
Add a little va va voom to the childhood classic with William Curley’s Jaffa Cake tarts.
Craving something sweet? Daniel Wilson’s mandarin crème brûlée has all the answers.
‘Seas the day’ – Glass Boat’s new dining experience will have you sailing the River Thames with a wave of excitement, says Emma Blunt.
Inspired by the flavours and produce of Norfolk, join top chefs Tom Aikens and Nigel Mendham for a tasting menu filled with East Anglian opulence.
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.