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Juke & Loe, Sheffield: ‘Bold cooking designed to satisfy’ – restaurant review

A louche lunch at Sheffield’s Juke & Loe proves there’s no better place to be on a Friday afternoon

Kibou, London SW11: ‘Very much a place of contradictions’ – restaurant review

‘I excused myself to go to the ladies’ room to have a long think about my life choices’

Spice up your life! 22 sensational seasonings that aren’t salt or pepper

Why stick to the same condiments when you can zhoosh dishes up with za’atar or add some yummy yaji? Some of Britain’s best chefs suggest their favourite additions

The 20 best easy dinner recipes – every one simple and delicious

From Nigella Lawson’s effortless spaghetti with Marmite to Chetna Makan’s foolproof chicken curry – the recipes to turn to when you want easy but tasty suppers

Mandy Yin’s recipe for anchovy fried rice

A variation of the perennial favourite, fried rice, this is a take on nasi goreng kampung, or village fried rice

Clams with chorizo recipe by José Pizarro

Add crispy chorizo for texture and fino sherry for deep flavour to sweet clams for a special yet simple supper

Ravinder Bhogal’s roast chicken salad with chicken-fat croutons and green tahini dressing recipe

A sort of north African take on a caesar salad with herb-laced dressing and harissa flatbread croutons

Fregola with bacon and peas recipe by Rosie Sykes

A soupy dish made with the Sardinian pasta, plus peas and bacon, makes this a comforting weekend supper

Joe Trivelli’s savoy pancakes recipe

Potatoes, cabbage, eggs, cheese – store-cupboard essentials combined to make a British classic with an Italian twist

Dahi murg – yoghurt chicken curry recipe by Chetna Makan

A foolproof curry that works every single time and one of the most delicious ways to cook chicken

A local’s guide to Brighton: the best galleries, museums, restaurants and pubs

Our writer swerves the tourists and shares her tips on the independent food and art scene, shopping and nights on the tiles

Bayside Social, Worthing: ‘Riotous colour and wake-me-up flavours’ – restaurant review

The coast in winter can be bracing, but Bayside Social in Worthing proves to be a glorious refuge. By Jay Rayner

The Victoria, Oxshott, Surrey: ‘A proper trousers sort of place’ – restaurant review

‘There’s a fish and chips main course option at £19, feasibly to stop the locals from rioting, but then prices hurtle upwards rather dramatically’

New wines for a new year – and old ones enjoying a renaissance

The 2020 vintage could be special – which is just as well given how disastrous 2021’s frost, hail and fires were

Char siu pork and General Tso’s golden hake – recipes for the lunar new year

Three food writers suggest celebratory Cantonese, Sichuanese and Taiwanese dishes that will have you over the moon

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