Be kind to yourself this New Year with the resolution to eat well and healthily.
Food writers tend to get very fed up with Christmas but compared with most people it's around the time of Wimbledon fortnight!
A young local couple are raising fifty traditional breed pigs in an ancient wood outside Groombridge. Mary Gwynn discovers why the Rare Breed Pig Company is worth rooting for Pig Paradise.
Mary Gwynn celebrates the revival of a local favourite with recipes and serving ideas...
As editor of Vegetarian Good Food magazine over fifteen years ago, I was asked to write several cookery books, all unsurprisingly meat free. The most unexpected request, however, was for a barbecue book.
Nicki Trench's recipes for homemade, old-fashioned sweetie treats are perfect as presents or make them with the kids and keep them for yourselves ...
Tortilla with spring greens and pimiento, Spiced chickpeas with spinach and Baked mushrooms with goat's cheese and pesto
Delicious party food including easy sushi, artichoke in cheese pastry and pheasant and prune in Parma ham
Michael White ponders...THE GIANT PUFFBALL
Michael White ponders...The Black Berry
Michael White ponders...hairy bittercress
Michael White ponders...Wood Sorrel
Stinging nettles suffer from a bit of an image problem. They tend to be viewed as vicious botanical bullies and, as such, strimmed pulled and weed killed with great glee by all.
With global food shortages looming and the price of the weekly groceries rising, perhaps it is time to get out and explore some wild foods.
Wild foods are still seen by most as a novelty, but they surely deserve a more regular place in our kitchens.