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Marinades and rubs for meat
Transform a quick-cooking cut of pork, lamb or beef into a tasty supper by using these ‘wet’ and ‘dry’ methods...
Drinks
All About Vodka
No longer about bootlegged industrial ethanol in deepest darkest Russia, luxury-grade vodkas are now distilled globally for your drinking pleasure....
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A guide to cooking with oils
With the range of oils now available, it can be hard to know which to use for what. Here’s our...
Features
Red alert; how much red meat should we eat?
After a bad press over the years, cheap cuts have brought red meat back into fashion. But how much should...
Features
Fat or fiction
Do you know your SAFAs from your MUFAs? No? Neither does 97% of the population. Helen Renshaw’s essential guide to...
Guides
The best beef cuts for pan-frying, grilling and griddling
Vegetarians beware – this info is for steak lovers only...
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Cooked hams
Real cooked hams (as opposed to cheap sliced ham, which is re-formed meat from parts of a cured pig that...
Guides
Dan Lepard’s top baking tips
Get the perfect texture to your cake and learn how you can make bread ahead of time with Dan Lepard's...
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Beat the New Year bulge
New Year's Eve food and drink doesn't have to be fattening, just follow our handy guide.
Cook's dictionary
Dauphinoise potatoes
Dauphinoise potatoes are reputed to have been created as a way to encourage the young Dauphin (the French prince who became...
Cook's dictionary
Agar
Also known as ‘agar-agar’ (the Malay term for jelly), agar is a substance derived from seaweed, and a useful vegetarian...
Cook's dictionary
Gelatin
Found in a very wide variety of foods, gelatin is the gelling agent used to make gummy sweets, marshmallows, trifles...
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That’s the spirit!
Susy Atkins bestows the wonders of gin. And if what she says is anything to go by, there's, er, a...
Cook's dictionary
Salsify
This unusual root vegetable is pale, thin and looks a lot like a parsnip. It can be cooked in much...
Cook's dictionary
Quince
What is quince? Quince belongs to the same family as apples and pears, which makes sense because it looks like...
Cook's dictionary
Mandoline
Not to be confused with a musical instrument, this helpful gadget slices fruit and vegetables very thinly, with ruthless efficiency and...
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