A good way of getting the kids to eat more fish is to include it on the menu regularly. Try a few of these simple recipes first.
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Wimbledon tea – with our help
June 27, 2013 •
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Editor's blog, Recipe Roundup, Special occasions
Here are just three ideas to get you game and set for putting your feet up for the Wimbledon tennis championships.
Whether the school playground has been transformed into a Mad Hatter’s tea party, a circus or a beach, here’s some ideas for what to bake.
Top 5 vegetarian recipes
June 18, 2013 •
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Editor's blog, Healthy, Recipe Roundup, Special diets, Vegetarian
You really don’t need to be a vegetarian to enjoy the amazing variety of meat-free dining from Jamie – the possibilities are endless.
By Ren Behan I’m always looking for ways to use up fresh veggies since there are always great offers to be found on seasonal vegetables or at the farmers’ market. If you sign up to a veg box scheme or are a keen home-grower, you might also have some unusual veg to use up or Read the full article…
By Ren Behan Having just spent the week in Emilia Romagna, exploring some of the towns and cities nestled in the heart of the Tuscan-Romagna Apennine Mountains, I can happily say that we enjoyed going out for a pizza or two. Pizza is the perfect family-friendly food. In fact, I’ve yet to meet a person Read the full article…
Glastonbury is here, and to help any of you who are planning to pitch a tent and enjoy a bit of music in a field this weekend, or later in the summer, we’ve put together a survival kit to help you enjoy homemade goodies all weekend.
By Ren Behan When chickens are happy (nice food, a bit of sunshine and plenty of freedom to peck around) they lay tastier eggs. So, it makes sense to buy the freshest and best eggs you can afford. Free range and organic are two indicators of a properly ‘good egg.’ Eggs are incredibly versatile and Read the full article…
Vegetarian season begins
May 28, 2013 •
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Editor's blog, Recipe Roundup, Special diets, Vegetarian
You really don’t need to be a vegetarian to enjoy the amazing variety of meat-free dining from Jamie. From traditional pastas to pies and salads, the possibilities are endless. For the next few weeks we’ll be celebrating the vegetarian diet with features, videos, tips and blogs from Jamie’s team – but let’s start off with the all-time Read the full article…
By Reka Varga So let’s try and describe the food of Hungary in one word; let’s go for diverse. Not only because of its historical background is the food so varied but in no small part was Hungarian cuisine was influenced by Italian cuisine during the Renaissance, ancient Turkish cuisine during the Ottoman era, Austrian Read the full article…
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