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Weekends are ideal for relaxation, and these quick, no-cook meals are perfect for those who prefer staying in. From a ...

If there’s one thing I love about Southern cuisine, it’s the way it brings people together over a simple, delicious meal. Air ...

Blend dates, oats, nuts, and seeds in a food processor, press into a tray, refrigerate, and cut into bars. Mix boiled sprouts ...

Pat 2 pounds bone-in, skin-on chicken thighs dry with paper towels. Use your fingers to gently loosen and pull the skin away ...

Suffolk magazine's resident chef Linda Duffin (aka Mrs Portly) is a food writer, recipe developer and cookery school owner based in rural ...

Roast carrots, onion, and garlic with olive oil in the oven at 200 degree Celsius for 20 minutes. Blend the roasted vegetables with vegetable stock until smooth. Heat the soup, season it, and serve ...

In a week or so, the last platter of yusheng will have been tossed and the last guest bade farewell. Many families will find ...

Take the toasted side of the bread, add a generous amount of guacamole, apply mint chutney, and top it with a cheese slice. Heat a pan again and cover with a lid. Cook until the bottom of the bread ...

It is thanks to brilliant Indian restaurant Dishoom that many Brits fell in love with black dal. Also known as dal makhani, ...

A quick lemon vinaigrette tops this simple seared chicken thighs in this simple but vibrant chicken recipe. Serve with a ...

Bake Off champion, Nadiya Hussain, shares the beauty and inspirations of Ramadan in her latest recipe book, Rooza.