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Use up a glut of ripe tomatoes in our easy tomato recipes for salads, soups, sauces and homemade edible gifts.
Seasonal produce
Making your own frozen yoghurt couldn’t be any easier, plus the possibilities for flavour combos are endless!
Make the most of wild garlic with this fresh pesto – a springtime recipe that really celebrates this seasonal ingredient. Enjoy!
Eating seasonal vegetables is a great way to discover new flavours, keep your diet varied and save a bit of money, as veg in season is often more affordable.
Asparagus is a real treat – and it’s only in season for a few weeks of the year. If you can get hold of very fresh asparagus, all it needs is a quick dip in boiling water, followed by a drizzle of extra virgin olive oil, sea salt and black pepper.
So sweet and tasty, British peas are in season from April to August. But they’re just as good frozen as fresh, so you can enjoy this seasonal vegetable all year-round.
Take a look at the best ingredients to eat throughout the year, and celebrate the delicious diversity of the changing British seasons.
The clocks go forward on Sunday 25 March, which means an hour of extra daylight in the evening (hooray!). So make the most of brighter, sunnier eves with these lovely quick and easy dinner recipes – less time cooking means more time to enjoy the early signs of summer.
With chilly temperatures and wintry weather, February is a month of hardy veg that work well in wholesome, comforting dishes. Think mashed potato, cheesy leek gratin or classic cabbage and bacon combos.
Here are 3 of our favourite January ingredients, and some delicious ideas for how to cook with them.
