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Richoux, London: ‘An instant classic’ – restaurant review

After 113 years, the revamped Richoux on Piccadilly is suddenly a genuinely nice place to eat, says Jay Rayner

Can I cycle 200 miles around Puglia in six days? I can on an e-bike

Italy’s heel offers sun, saints, olives and wineries galore. And cycling round it with a local non-profit group means helping the region’s economy, too

A great walk to a great pub – The Old Post Office, Ingleton, Yorkshire Dales

A beautiful old hotel stars alongside a quirky village microbar on this stroll amid epic limestone scenery

Five Little Pigs, Wallingford: ‘The cooking really is up to scratch’ – restaurant review

It’s named after an Agatha Christie whodunnit, but the only crime here is that it’s not busier, says Jay Rayner

Goila Butter Chicken, London W1: ‘A new religion? I wasn’t moved’ – restaurant review

Goila’s butter chicken is not bad, but I felt no real urge to declare the chef my new spiritual leader

Hot cross bun cookies, chocolate toasties and cake: Claire Ptak’s Easter baking recipes

From traditional Sicilian cassata to comforting cake and custard, these Easter bakes are full of candied citrus, spices … and chocolate

Mussel soup, asparagus spaghetti and slow-roast lamb: Joe Trivelli’s Italian Easter recipes

From Good Friday fish to roast meats for Easter Sunday, recipes from the River Cafe chef for a weekend of celebration

Crack on! John Whaite rates the best and worst chocolate Easter eggs

The Great British Bake Off winner and Strictly finalist gives his verdict on 2022’s high street Easter treats

Claw & Hammer, London: ‘The seafood is terrific’ – restaurant review

The City of London may be an unlikely spot to catch the taste of the US south, but wait till you try Claw & Hammer, says Jay Rayner

Cafe 52, Aberdeen: ‘The owner doesn’t like Guardian readers’ – restaurant review

‘This charming bistro has survived for more than 25 years without the likes of me’

Chocolate eggs, lamb wellington, broad bean tagliatelle – the 20 best recipes for Easter

From a lunch of Nigel Slater’s roast chicken or Meera Sodha’s lamb curry, to sweet specialities like Claire Ptak’s chocolate and bay tarts or Ben Tish’s citrus sweet bread, we choose our favourite Easter dishes

Albóndigas de semana santa – salt cod meatballs in chickpea soup recipe by José Pizarro

A traditional Easter dish in Spain, the salt cod and chickpeas make for a satisfying celebration meal

Georgina Hayden’s recipe for apricot, coriander and chilli chicken

The addition of apricots gives this chicken dish a subtle promise of sunnier days. Finish on the barbecue for a real spring treat

Trine Hahnemann’s recipe for Easter eggs

These homemade chocolate marzipan eggs will please both adults and children this Easter – who can resist?

Lamb wellington with feta, pine nuts and sumac recipe by Ravinder Bhogal

With flavours borrowed from Greece and the Middle East to cut through the richness of the lamb, this is a great Easter Sunday lunch dish

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