Food and Drink

A dessert recipe from Michelin-starred Pied à Terre.

Renowned for its green and black stripes on a skin which harbours tiny, untroublesome scales, flesh with meaty texture, and pungent flavour: British mackerel season is well on its way, with the migratory fish typically making their way to the south coast during spring and remaining until summer, before heading to warmer seas come autumn.

These crispy and deliciously tender crumbed beef schnitzels are sure to become an instant family favourite.

Teaming steamed white asparagus with homemade jasmine honey; pine nut praline with a whisper of garlic; and fresh ricotta, the dish has an exceptional balance of both flavour and texture, worth every second of the preparation time.

Of all the sugary sins, this fried banana bread drizzled with sweet caramel sauce and topped with strawberries and cream is the ultimate!

Bread Pudding Piping bag with thin nozzle (optional)12x6" baking tin 250 g bread½ pint milk115 g mixed dried fruit55 g suet (or vegetarian alternative)1 ½ tbsp mixed spice30 g soft brown sugar1 egg (whisked)1 tbsp granulated sugarGrated nutmeg (optional)Unsalted butter (for greasing) Break the hot cross buns into small pieces and add to a mixing bowl. Pour over the milk and soak for 30 minutes.Pre-heat the oven to 180C/Gas 4.Grease a 12x6" baking tin, or line with greaseproof paper.Beat the...

Opened last year, Suvlaki is an Athenian Grill located in the heart of Soho, unsurprisingly specializing in Greek street food – Souvlaki.

Teamed with a creamy mustard mash, the dish provides a delicious chance to bring some exciting flavours to classic, readily available lamb chops this weekend.

A raw fish dish that’s hugely popular in Hawaiian cuisine, Poke (pronounced “poe-kay”) is also becoming increasingly popular in the UK, particularly in London.