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Mar 29
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Herbs are seasonal, too...
How herbs fit into the rhythm of the year, and my favourite picks.
Aug 1
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Hugo Harrison
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Toasted hay cream and roasted strawberries
A simple way to capture midsummer's magic, that you'll make again and again.
Jul 11
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Anna Higham shares her five go-to cookbooks
Author and Quince Bakery proprietor Anna shares her essential reading list for cooking seasonally
Jul 4
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Hugo Harrison
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The SHRUB guide to (early) summer
The world's best greengrocers share their favourite things to buy, and cook, right now
Jun 5
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Hugo Harrison
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The only pastry recipe I ever use
Sweet or savoury, this recipe is my go-to for all things pastry.
May 16
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Hugo Harrison
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My five favourite cookbooks for cooking seasonally
The most dog-eared, food-splattered and well-loved books on my shelves.
May 9
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Hugo Harrison
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Roman-style asparagus, goat's curd and herbs
A failsafe method for cooking it for those that like to keep things simple. A little on facts and folklore, too.
May 1
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Hugo Harrison
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A simple guide to fermenting vegetables
A recipe for fermented wild garlic and a means of (quite literally) bottling the flavour and feeling of a time and place.
Apr 24
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Hugo Harrison
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Wild garlic panisse
A crispy, salty and simple recipe with wild garlic, plus a few ideas for what to do with it later in the season.
Apr 17
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Hugo Harrison
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Why salad is always best in spring
A recipe for my favourite green salad, and two ways you can make any coming-together of leaves taste wonderful.
Apr 10
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Hugo Harrison
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Magnolia and forced rhubarb meringue
Syrup-soaked magnolia, rhubarb compote, chewy meringue and wild flowers make a very special dessert for springtime.
Apr 4
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Hugo Harrison
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