By Katie Wright
Ella Mills celebrated a major milestone this year, marking 10 years since she posted the first recipe (spiced sweet potatoes with an avocado cream) on the blog she ...
Couscous with curried mushrooms and chickpeas
3 tablespoons of olive oil or use vegetable stock water for sautéing
1 large white onion, diced
3 large garlic cloves, finely chopped
2 inch chunk of ...
By Prudence Wade, PA
Make this dish for dinner one night, and enjoy the leftovers for the rest of the week.
“This is such a simple recipe that I confess ...
By Prudence Wade
For Olia Hercules, cooking is normally her therapy, her safe space – but she lost this when Russia invaded her native country, Ukraine.
“For the first two months ...
By Lauren Taylor
Think Sophie Ellis-Bextor and you probably start humming early-Noughties hit Murder On The Dancefloor, or remember the unadulterated joy she brought during lockdown with her live ‘kitchen ...
By Prudence Wade
While most of us tend to get recipe inspiration from Instagram or cookbooks, Ixta Belfrage has another, more unusual outlet: her dreams.
“I dream a lot about ...
By Lauren Taylor
José Pizarro is feeling nostalgic. Often named the godfather of Spanish cooking, the hugely renowned chef has worked in Michelin star kitchens and opened no less than ...
By Imy Brighty-Potts
Despite placing fourth on the Great British Bake Off in 2014, Chetna Makan says she had never made bread before entering the tent.
Of course, she knows her ...
By Prudence Wade
Cooking outdoors might seem like a bit of a chore, when you start thinking about all the elaborate bits of kit you need to bring with you ...
By Prudence Wade
What does it really mean to feel good?
It’s a personal thing, but a big part of it for Melissa Hemsley is “about savouring the actual ...
By Prudence Wade
Like many people, the pandemic made chef Josh Katz want to go back to basics. He even relocated from London to Ibiza, saying he believed “the pandemic ...
By Lauren Taylor
Mexican cuisine might conjure up images of tacos al pastor (with barbeque pork), meat-packed enchiladas or fish-topped tostadas – but Thomasina Miers says, historically, Mexican fare is much ...
By Lauren Taylor
You’ve probably heard the saying that dessert cookery is ‘scientific’. One mistake and your cake/tart/meringue will fall into a heap. It’s a reputation ...
By Prudence Wade
Food is so much more than just nourishment – it can be an expression of your culture, amongst other things, and a powerful diplomatic tool.
Few people know ...
By Lauren Taylor
Atul Kochhar wants us to step away from shop-bought curry paste. “You honestly don’t need the paste in the supermarket – please don’t buy it!”
Besides – ...
By Prudence Wade
When you think about Greek and Greek Cypriot food, your mind might go to a whole lot of meat. “There’s just so many kebabs, and we ...
By Prudence Wade
Most chefs have at least a few stories about cooking as a child – food is a passion, and for many, this starts young. While Asma Khan has ...
By Katie Wright
Two years on from the first UK lockdown, when PE With Joe got thousands of kids (and grown-ups) moving, Joe Wicks looks back on those four months ...
By Prudence Wade
Benjamina Ebuehi wants to reclaim the beauty of beige food.
While it doesn’t always have the best reputation for being particularly nutritious or tasty, Ebuehi still ...
By Lauren Taylor
For many viewers, it was Santosh Shah who first introduced them to fine dining Nepalese food on MasterChef: The Professionals 2020. But, despite being from Nepal, he had ...
By Prudence Wade
On face value, fermented food doesn’t sound all that appealing – after all, you’re essentially leaving things to ‘go off’ before they’re ready to eat.
...