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This month, we bring you recipes from Palestine, street food from Cuba and fishing tales from British shores
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The sheer vibrancy and joy of Yotam Ottolenghi’s Mediterranean-inspired dishes caught everyone’s imagination, says Jay Rayner -
Brilliant vegetarian recipes from One: Pot, Pan, Planet, including tofu pad thai, saag aloo shepherd’s pie and rhubarb fool -
The Arabesque Table tells of Kassis’s Palestinian family, while giving a modern twist to such dishes as fatteh, lentil soup and pistachio cake -
A sharp, energising proper pickle, and an apple treat served with custard and cream. By Nigel Slater
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Crisp, chewy tahini cookies, a winning fudgy brownie recipe, and peanut butter and jam thumbprint bakes. It’s snack time!
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‘I’ve deliberated many times about discussing grief in a food column – you’re possibly here to read about new ways with couscous – yet the two topics are more linked than one might imagine’ -
The sheer vibrancy and joy of Yotam Ottolenghi’s Mediterranean-inspired dishes caught everyone’s imagination, says Jay Rayner
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Japan untold
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A great Japanese twist on the whisky sour -
Snap up Fairtrade Cape wines, help support beleaguered agricultural communities and get some choice tipples into the bargain ... -
Unusual grape varieties from less well-known places that have been used to dazzling effect. By David Williams -
There are great books and online classes – and here’s a few bottles you could order to help you on your way
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Warm rotis filled with jackfruit curry, yoghurt and coriander, and a take on the classic Brazilian bar snack, prawn and cream cheese pasties -
Five years after winning Bake Off, she’d love to just talk about baking and cookbooks. But then there’s diversity in TV, mental health, the pandemic… -
From the inimitable Anthony Bourdain to classic Madhur Jaffrey, food programmes offer much more than a chance to catch up on recipes. But which ones should you stream now?
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He won GBBO with a reputation for being calm, tidy and methodical. But the star baker says in reality he’s an extrovert hippy who hasn’t washed his hair in 15 years – and another contestant tested one of his bakes
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Homesick Australians are sending each other lamingtons by the thousand in London – and feeding frontline NHS workers too -
The writer uprooted his young family to France so he could train to be a proper chef. How did it work out? -
From waterzooi to zur, there are countless delights on offer across the continent. Chefs from Spain to Estonia tell us their best-kept food secrets
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