Raise a glass to good health
Smoothies and juices can really pack a healthy punch and are so easy to prepare, says Marissa-Catherine Carrarini. Try her inspiring ideas for getting your ‘five a day’ – some of them in a glass.
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Food and Drink Baked to perfection in a town near you
Claire Hopley goes in search of the many locally baked treats that have been named after British towns and villages
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Wibble wobblicious desserts!
Wibble wobblicious desserts! Presented as fish ponds, animals and islands, jellies a hundred or more years ago were works of culinary art. Claire Hopley shows you how to impress with gelatine, 21st century style – and you don’t need to boil up bones to do it.
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Your kitchen bookshelf essentials
Your kitchen bookshelf essentials
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Ripe for the picking
Claire Burdett’s enduring love of ‘food for free’ stems from her childhood days spent gathering nature’s harvest from the hedgerows and fields with her grandma
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For you and you alone
In her latest book, Amy Willcock serves up 150 tasty recipes and offers inspiring shopping advice and tips, reassuring us that ‘cooking for one’ can be a pleasurable and rewarding experience
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Slow 'n' easy does it
Slow cookers have come a long way since they first appeared in our shops in 1971, says Clare Royals. With the colder months coming, why not give one a try?
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Scones vs muffins
Whether you're a devotee of the British scone or secret scoffer of the American muffin, both are yummier when you make them yourself. Claire Hopley tells you how.
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Woman's World Recipe Favourites

Chicken, couscous and caramelised onions
Chicken is simmered with aromatic spices, creating a rich, flavoursome meal.
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Chocolate and hazelnut bread
This sweet bread is a great accompaniment to mid-morning coffee.
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