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Digital Publisher of the Year | Tuesday 22 December 2009 | Food and Drink feed
When it comes to Christmas lunch, stick to tradition, says Rose Prince.
Nutritionist Zoe Harcombe's top tips will help you stay in shape during the Christmas celebrations
Stuffed with Parma ham and parmesan roast goose makes a fabulous alternative to turkey.
A bake-in for children to make tree decorations they could eat, hosted by the chefs Sam and Sam Clark, turned into a riot of sweet-bashing, dough-rolling and hamster-rescuing. Carolyn Hart witnessed the mayhem.
Over the past 10 years, Britain has become the height of culinary cool, says Jasper Gerard.
What were the classic dishes of the Noughties? And who were the chefs who inspired us to cook?
Andrew Baker reports on the popularity of the Telegraph pub quiz.
Bee Wilson on the rise of the jellymongers.
Susy Atkins selects wines to drink with the last course of Christmas lunch.
Hamish Anderson's festive wine guide.
Nine restaurateurs, chefs and food writers reveal what they are hoping to find under the Christmas tree.
Chef Jeremy Lee advises swapping currants and raisins for other fruit - and buying whole nuts, rather than ready ground.
It's never too early to start making the most glorious of all British desserts.
The very best British cheeses for Christmas 2009.
The best Christmas pudding recipe ever, plus a divine trifle.
Meet Pablo the penguin, the lead character in a spectacular production about to go on show, not in a skating rink but on top of a Christmas cake in a high street near you.
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PUB QUIZ
Cassandra Jardine, mother of five, sets out to get her children to cook Christmas lunch this year.
Kate Colquhoun finds much to savour in the year's crop of cookery and food books. Nigel Slater shows us how to make the best of vegetables, while Rick Stein takes us to the Far East, and Heston Blumenthal demonstrates his culinary wizardry
A quietly intriguing column from the brains behind QI, the BBC quiz show. This week: QI enjoys a glass of wine.
As two Christian B&B owners are cleared of insulting a Muslim guest, Tim Lott examines the state of British B&Bs today.
Zoe Williams digs the Ashmolean’s new restaurant but thinks certain dishes would be best consigned to history.
Three months ago, Tom Sykes bought two turkeys to rear for the big day. Here he describes their last hours and his mixed feelings as the end approached
Cassandra Jardine, mother of five, sets out to get her children to cook Christmas lunch this year.
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