By Ren Behan The best lasagne I ever ate was in the foothills of the northern Italian mountains of Emilia-Romagna in Italy. My sister’s mother-in-law, Carmela, had made it. I remember the paper-thin handmade pasta, layered up with a flavourful slow-cooked ragù of pork and beef, a light, white sauce and Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese grated over Read the full article…
Easter is a time to celebrate food, enjoy the company of family and friends and make the most of a long weekend, so we’ve put together a batch of Jamie’s recipes to see you through the festivities. There’s everything you need for any eventuality including biscuits, cakes, stews – and of course the roast lamb. Read the full article…
If you’re thinking of serving your family and friends a gorgeous roast this weekend why don’t you put this steaming, creamy Celeriac Gratin in front of them and see their faces light up? So we’ve put together a really simple guide to getting celeriac right. It goes well with beef, ham, chicken, well pretty much Read the full article…
Celebrate the culture and food of the Emerald Isle with a Jamie St Patrick’s Day feast on 17th March. This lively day is marked with music, food, dancing and of course a drop of the black stuff.
St David’s Day means a lot to the Welsh, so why not join them and whip up a cracking supper on Friday? For starters – watch Georgie make the perfect Chicken soup: Cook – what else but a lovely lamb recipe – see if you can get hold of one of the really good Welsh Read the full article…
Dover Sole is at its best between July and March, so it is the perfect time to whip this Jamie dish, inspired by the Essex coastline. We show you how in three simple recipe and video steps. First watch our video on how to prepare Dover Sole – https://www.jamieoliver.com/videos/how-to-prepare-dover-sole Then follow Jamie’s recipe for Leigh-on-Sea Sole https://www.jamieoliver.com/recipes/fish-recipes/leigh-on-sea-sole Read the full article…
By Georgie Socratous Rhubarb is a wonderful, wonderful thing. Its brilliant colour and sharp, utterly unique flavour are what I look forward to the most in February. It’s a sign of the return of spring – of crisp blue skies, new produce and greedy Sunday lunches. But forced rhubarb is even more exciting than any of Read the full article…
It’s the weekend and that means it’s time for spice, so whip up this gorgeous, fragrant and filling seafood curry.
Lunar New Year is about food, sharing, and wishing each other health and prosperity for the upcoming 12 months. So we’ve selected Jamie’s top five Chinese-inspired recipes to help you see in the new year in style.
It might be grey and dull outside but who cares – it’s nearly Valentine’s Day!
