Feasting eyes on 1 to 10 of 213 damn good recipes
Just because you've a Michelin star under your belt doesn't mean you don't know a thing or two about proper rustic comfort food
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This top chef may live and work in London, but his heart belongs to the food of his youth – and that means proper Midlands fare
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Seaweed, saffron, hog's pudding, clotted cream – well, what else did you expect from a proud Cornishman?
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When it comes to comfort food, you can't beat a proper pie. Or a steaming bowl of broth. Or a proper crumble
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When it's cold, wet and windy outside, you could do a lot worse than ask for culinary advice from a chef in Lancashire
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The chef of the acclaimed Sportsman in Seasalter, Kent, turns a single fish into a seasonal feast to remember
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From butternut squash soup and the perfect roast turkey to a tea-glazed ham and a boozy trifle, Annie Bell reinvents the traditional Christmas lunch
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Having friends over? Britain's best-known chef swears by these recipes from around the world
Submitted by TheGuardian about 2 years, 3 months ago
Traditional festive food is all very well for carnivores, but for non-meat eaters the old nut roast can wear a bit thin. Here are some delicious, different ideas for a meat-free Christmas feast from Sarah Raven
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Gorgonzola tartlets, cheddar and pepper straws, parmesan custards on toast ... why we all love a bite of festive cheese
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