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We call it a crisis of loneliness. In France, it’s a crisis of manners. In China, it’s a crisis of family,” Dr Mukta Das...
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Every bread-eating culture around the world has as many recipes for using up stale loaves as for bread itself: pain perdu, fattoush, roti curry...
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I have several varieties of vinegar in my cupboard, but apart from salad dressings and fish and chips, they remain virtually untouched. What other dishes can I...
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Italy has never depended on novelty to secure its place in the traveller’s imagination. Its appeal lies elsewhere: in continuity, in accumulated meaning, and...
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The boss of cinema chain Everyman has stepped down less than three weeks after the company warned trading had been weaker than expected. Everyman...
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A welcome ray of sunshine at a very grey time of year, this elegant French dessert was popularised in the UK by the late Roux brothers,...
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The Serious Eats website recently hosted a tournament to determine the greatest pasta shape of all. Named Starch Madness 2020: The Big Al Dente,...
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While I was loitering in an alley and eating chips from Toffs in Muswell Hill earlier this week, before spending an hour on a cold,...
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It’s tempting to insist that the wine you drink with pasta should be Italian. In fact, if you were being a purist, you could...
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Why isn’t Filipino food more popular in the UK? Filipino restaurants are distinctly lacking compared with those featuring the food of the country’s south-east...
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We all started this lockdown on a kind of ludicrous culinary high, didn’t we? All bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, madly looking for ways to bake...
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Lick your arm, then bite.” I remember being taught this by a Greek friend when I was about 10: to lick a salt-streaked forearm,...
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As we slip from seemingly endless spring into summer, lunch and dinner outdoors has become an almost daily event. I’m happy with this and...
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My children are craving Wahaca’s fish tacos – a firm favourite – so during lockdown we have been making them at home instead. Sometimes...
