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Roast dinners are a highly charged event fraught with pitfalls, but none as dangerous as getting the gravy ‘just right’
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My last supper: Padma Lakshmi seeks an Indian twist on New York’s autumn fare
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Whether it’s pig, cow, lamb or even goat, our resident cook has tips on how to cook barbecue in the American way, as well as a buxom blueberry cobbler for dessert
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Who wouldn’t want to be asked to judge the best chocolates in the land? But maybe there’s only so much cocoa bean that your body can take
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Kick the blues and kickstart the season with a mango-seasoned squid dish, and a gooseberry, elderflower and ginger cake
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The smallest pasta shapes add a tender texture and soak up flavours – perfect for these tasty summer dishes. By Nigel Slater
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Marina O'Loughlin on restaurantsMarina O'Loughlin on restaurantsNorn, Leith, Edinburgh: ‘It makes me want to gasp OMG OMG, like a teen scoring a selfie with Harry Styles’No matter what fish, fowl or foraged fungus turned up on the day, it would issue from Norn’s kitchen transformed into something ravishing
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Jay Rayner on restaurantsJay Rayner on restaurantsBlandford Comptoir, London: restaurant reviewCosmopolitan, suave, charming… this lovely Italian shows what a good idea EU membership was, says Jay Rayner
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Felicity Cloake's perfect recipesFelicity Cloake's perfect recipesHow to cook the perfect hot dogCaution! Preparing a hotdog can be fraught with danger – so should you grill, bake, fry, or steam your sausage? And is the best banger made from pork or beef?
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Nigel Slater recipesNigel Slater recipesNigel Slater’s fregola recipesThe smallest pasta shapes add a tender texture and soak up flavours – perfect for these tasty summer dishes. By Nigel Slater
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It’s one of Spain’s most popular wines. Here are three fine examples of the grape’s floral and peachy charms, says David Williams
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Forget boring beer and wine: punch above your weight this summer by serving chilled cocktails in a big jug or bowl
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What’s hot and what’s not in the world of food and drink for summer 2016
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It wasn’t my plan to bring the race where runners have to drink a beer on each lap of the track to London … but somehow it happened anyway
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As an American, my ignorance of the specifics of British culture make this show – called The Great British Bake-Off in the UK – bliss, even if I know who wins
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The celebrity cooking contest has found a new secret weapon for its billionth series. Plus: possibly the last dying breath for TV property shows
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The Bake Off winner recalls childhood curries and explains why she didn’t get into baking until she was a teenager
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We still can’t predict the weather, but that doesn’t stop us trying. Plus: gluten-free baking with the Hemsleys
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From London to Warsaw, sand is being placed along rivers, reggae is pumping from cool cocktail bars, there’s beach volleyball and plenty of places for a swim
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This famous export from the forests of Brandenburg state, south-east of Berlin, is a legend among pickles
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Kevin Rushby learns about ancient ways on a new trip to rural Spain, where sheep graze, women pick wild herbs, and the only similarity to the nearby Costa Blanca is the amount of alcohol men put away
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