Summer food and drink
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A simple dish of contrasts that’s perfect for summer
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Barbecues are about a lot more than burgers and bangers these days, so it’s about time we looked beyond big, powerful red wines to drink with them
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A most delicious salad fortified with beans and sweetly surprising with orange slices. By Nigel Slater
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Take a standard dish and turn it into something very special by adding just one unexpected taste, be that chipotle in Spanish-style pork or saba in a creamy, fruity pudding
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What’s the perfect white or rosé to go with grilled fish? Where can you get a bargain red or fizz for the barbecue? Observer Food Monthly guides you through the season
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Fresh and raw, peas makes a delicious snack. But even in a cooked dish, they can be the star ingredient
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The last of the summer’s grain salads – this time with couscous, nectarines, almonds and a mildly spiced dressing. By Nigel Slater
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Feasting: Picnic food doesn’t have to be all limp sandwiches: look to a 1970s classic for a portable and moreish mouthful, served with potato salad and sugar snaps
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Whether you grow your own or buy them from a grocer, you can never have too many raspberries. So make the most of them while you can
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Take the heat out of the kitchen with sliced steak, tomatoes, melon and more
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Make the most of what’s left of summer with two dishes that are perfect for soaking up the last of the sunshine
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Like the sausage roll, the luxury scotch egg has experienced a recent resurgence in popularity. But how do the more day-to-day-friendly options measure up?
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Last Bites: The novelist, food writer and restaurateur goes out with a bang at a family barbecue with plenty of meat, wine and larks
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