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Trick and treat: how to eat leftover Halloween pumpkinThe downside of the annual carving frenzy is the thousands of tonnes of flesh that go to waste. But there are many scrumptious ways to eat it
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Thomasina Miers’ breaded sardines with apple and kohlrabi saladMake the most of this season’s apples with this simple light lunch or supper -
Rachel Roddy’s salt cod and chickpea soupIn Rome, fish on Fridays is still a thing – and it’s often baccalà, fried, baked or simmered into a rich soup -
Pumpkin recipes for HalloweenFrom a fondue-like soup to a bonfire pie, four ways to enjoy the festivities with pumpkin -
Halloween recipes for kidsNo tricks – it’s treats all the way with these recipes for marshmallow ghosts, honeycomb monsters and caramel apples
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Nigel Slater’s beetroot and spiced banana ketchup recipesA dollop of spicy homemade ketchup will be a surefire hit
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Clam & Cork, Doncaster: ‘A small seafood café doing lovely things’ – restaurant reviewIn the heart of the Doncaster market, a friendly stall selling the finest fish dishes. By Jay Rayner -
Lounge on the Green, Carlisle: ‘Salvage your love life for £30’ - restaurant reviewUnpretentious but forward-reaching, which is a little scarce in Cumbria -
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Cheers to grenache, the underrated grapeIt’s an underappreciated variety, but it forms the basis of many impressive red wines -
Carménère, the unexpected gift from ChileThis distinctive grape emerged on the scene almost by stealth. By David Williams -
Cocktail of the week: Afternoon mar-tea-niA gin martini suffused with the flavours of Earl Grey tea and blackcurrant jam -
Gin and beer are in – but hold the wineDespite media reports that Generation Z are forgoing alcohol for a healthier lifestyle, students seem to be bucking that trend
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The best programs to watch between Bake OffsThere’s plenty to satisfy your food-based telly cravings in the week between Great British Bake Off episodes. Here’s our pick ... -
Harry and Meghan’s wedding chef awarded two Michelin starsCore restaurant by Clare Smyth wins double accolade in guide for Great Britain and Ireland -
The rise and fall of the TV chefThe rise and fall of the TV chef
Tim HaywardThere may never be another Jamie Oliver or Gordon Ramsay. Why would today’s young chefs be interested in working in food television? -
Can you learn to cook like a chef by watching YouTube?Tim Dowling is a quasi-competent cook. Can a week of online tutorials help take his straightfoward cuisine to restaurant standard?
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Three Sicilian wines that make you an offer you can’t refuseSicily, so close to mainland Italy, has a rich vinicultural heritage all its own, says David Williams -
Elena Arzak's guide to San Sebastián, Spain: 10 top tipsAs Lonely Planet names the city’s pintxos the world’s best food experience, the renowned chef at Restaurant Arzak picks her culinary highlights – and the must-see sights -
20 of Europe's best ice-cream parlours: readers’ travel tipsUnusual flavours, such as lemongrass, poppy seeds, and peppered raspberry, are among the treats discovered by readers in search of a holiday scoop
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