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It's beer o'clock on a Brussels daytrip

With an early Eurostar departure from London, Will Hawkes takes a whistle-stop tour of the city's best breweries and bars
Australian Riesling; Tasmanian Pinot Noir; New Zealand Sauvignon

Wine: Something for the weekend?

 

Crudités need to be both cut and served as quickly as possible

Mark Hix recipes: From crudités to scallops, beetroot to duck - sometimes the best dishes are served cold

If the ingredients are good enough, keep the cooker switched off, advises our chef
Tangy Sweet Potato Salad - Sweet Potato, Caraway Seeds, Dill Pickles, Mint, Red Chilli, Cider Vinegar, Olive Oil

Turnip the heat: The perfect vegetarian BBQ

Being a non meat-eater needn’t rule you out from enjoying a summer barbecue. Gillian Orr explores the vegetarian options

Bill Granger recipes: Our chef creates the ultimate French fish stew

Bouillabaisse is a soup Bill has always loved, and still dreams of one day tasting in its home town

Rogan at his new Restaurant in Claridges Hotel

Simon Rogan: 'If you want to be the best... there will be casualties'

So says the double-Michelin chef and 'Restaurant Wars' star, who faces his biggest week as he steps into Gordon Ramsay's shoes at Claridge's. But he wants to be loved too
Cobia is a very versatile fish; it can be grilled or eaten raw as sushi or sashimi, and it’s rich in Omega-3s

Will cobia be the fish of the future?

The fishing industry needs new frontiers to provide for the increasing global demand of fish, but is this mild white fish the answer?

Mark Hix recipes: Our chef's 10-minute sumptuous savoury tart recipes

Tarts don’t have to be taxing, says our man in the kitchen. Avoid all the huffing and puffing with good-quality, pre-made pastry, topped off with sun-dried tomatoes, field mushrooms – or even a full English breakfast

Wine: Something for the weekend

 

Lebanese please: Can Britain's top-rated takeaway The Cedar live up to authentic home-cooked Middle Eastern cuisine?

The nationality of Britain's favourite takeaway might come as a shock to some, but thanks to her father's great cooking, Sophie Robehmed is no stranger to Lebanese cuisine

Missing a trick: Chillies are about so much more than heat
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Missing a trick: Chillies are about so much more than heat
If you can't stand the heat, opt for chillies that add flavour
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Tickled pink: ordering rosé no longer means getting an alcoholic Ribena
Rosé is increasingly popular - here's how to get the best from pink plonk
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Meat treat: some of the delights on offer at Hill & Szrok in London
Dinner at my butchers with a glass of wine? I'm all for it
Life & Style

The famous Japanese restaurant shares its recipe for seasonal cherry blossom macarons

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Shared tables make fellow diners too close for comfort
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Some restaurants discriminate on the basis of looks when choosing their staff just as much as some fashion houses do
Waiting staff don't need to be as hot as the dishes they serve
Life & Style
Pay phone: no more waiting for harried waiters with the Flypay app
FlyPay app does away with awkward wave-at-the-waiter game
Life & Style
All rise for sourdough: This healthier loaf is a cut above the rest
Samuel Muston: Give us our daily artisan bread
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Treacle soda bread from The Terrace on London’s Holland Street
A flat tyre on a country road... thank goodness for pub grub
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Star man: Alain Ducasse has won dozens of Michelin awards over his career
Alain Ducasse knows the secrets of culinary alchemy
Life & Style

The Pauper's Cookbook - delicious revival of Jack Monroe of the 1970s

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Oxfam broke ties with Scarlett Johansson over her SodaStream ad
The company issued a profit warning, cutting its forecast for this year and that Scarlett Johansson video has been banned...
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Mellow yellow: a warming spoonful of polenta
A hug on a plate - my paean to polenta
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Shaken, not stirred: a pre-dinner martini
Never go straight through to dinner, and never say aperitif
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History: The Gay Hussar is a monument to Hungarian food and late 20th-century Labour politics
A group calling themselves the "Goulash Co-operative" has started a campaign to raise enough cash to buy the restaurant's lease
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Gastronauts
Theatrics come with the territory at the Royal Court Theatre's new dining-experience-cum-play, Gastronauts
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Fair share: restaurant food has become 'tapasised'

As tasks go, it's not up there with splitting the atom. I needed to choose a restaurant to visit with an old friend. Go to said restaurant. Eat. Go home. Simple.

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Just desserts: Cedric Grolet and his team
'Coconut granita is the best thing for a hot day on a beach'
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The golden volcanoes of molten cheese and egg yolk took the day
Huevos rancheros; elderflower tonic; TOG santoku knives; Rene Redzepi
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