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Best Bread for Soup, Stew and Sauce
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Best Bread for Soup, Stew and Sauce

The right bread turns soup, stew and sauce into a complete meal, from sourdough and baguette to rye, cornbread and flatbr…

guide5 mins
The History of Soup: From Peasant Pots to National Icons
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The History of Soup: From Peasant Pots to National Icons

Soup is the world’s oldest comfort food because it stretches ingredients, warms bodies and turns leftovers into something…

history3 mins
The Best Family Recipes Passed Down Through Generations
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The Best Family Recipes Passed Down Through Generations

The dishes families repeat are the ones that survive: stews, pies, pasta, soups, rice dishes, cakes and Sunday meals that…

collection5 mins
The Best Recipes for Hot Weather
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The Best Recipes for Hot Weather

Hot weather cooking should feel bright, light and generous, with cold soups, salads, grilled fish, mezze, fruit desserts…

seasonal5 mins
The Best Recipes for Using Leftover Bread
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The Best Recipes for Using Leftover Bread

Old bread is one of the cleverest ingredients in the kitchen, turning into panzanella, breadcrumbs, bread pudding, crouto…

guide5 mins
Rye Bread Explained: Dark, Dense and Full of Character
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Rye Bread Explained: Dark, Dense and Full of Character

Rye bread belongs to colder climates, smoked fish, cured meats, pickles, soups and cheeses with enough strength to meet i…

guide5 mins
Baguette Explained: Why French Bread Became Famous
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Baguette Explained: Why French Bread Became Famous

The baguette is daily bread, sandwich bread, cheese bread and soup bread, with a crisp crust that became a symbol of Fren…

guide5 mins
Portuguese Food Guide: Salt Cod, Seafood and Custard Tarts
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Portuguese Food Guide: Salt Cod, Seafood and Custard Tarts

Portuguese food has the confidence of a country that knows seafood, salt cod, pork, rice and custard can carry a whole ta…

country4 mins
French Bistro Recipes: How to Cook Classic French Food at Home
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French Bistro Recipes: How to Cook Classic French Food at Home

Classic French food at home is less about showing off and more about learning a few dependable pleasures: stock, wine, bu…

menu4 mins
The Most Iconic Tomato Recipes in the World
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The Most Iconic Tomato Recipes in the World

The tomato travelled from the Americas into sauces, soups, salads, stews and street food, eventually becoming one of the…

ingredient5 mins
Focaccia Explained: Italy’s Olive Oil Bread
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Focaccia Explained: Italy’s Olive Oil Bread

Focaccia is olive oil, salt, dimples and generosity, equally at home with antipasti, cheese, wine, soup and sandwiches.

guide5 mins
The Magic of Fermented Food: Flavour Before Fridges
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The Magic of Fermented Food: Flavour Before Fridges

Fermentation is flavour before fridges. It made food safer, sharper, deeper and more interesting long before anyone talke…

ingredient3 mins
French Bistro Food: The Dishes That Made Everyday Cooking Feel Elegant
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French Bistro Food: The Dishes That Made Everyday Cooking Feel Elegant

French bistro food is elegant because it respects appetite. It gives you onion soup, steak, butter, wine, herbs and a tab…

country4 mins
The Secret History of Dumplings: Tiny Parcels, Huge Stories
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The Secret History of Dumplings: Tiny Parcels, Huge Stories

Dumplings prove that small food can carry huge emotion. Every culture seems to have found a way to wrap comfort in dough…

history3 mins
The Ultimate Guide to Summer Food
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The Ultimate Guide to Summer Food

Summer food works when it keeps flavour high and effort low. Tomatoes, seafood, herbs, salads, grilled meat and chilled d…

guide3 mins
French Country Cooking: Rustic Dishes with Restaurant-Level Flavour
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French Country Cooking: Rustic Dishes with Restaurant-Level Flavour

French country cooking is what happens when farms, markets and wine regions cook slowly enough to become elegant. Why rus…

country4 mins
Hungarian Food and the Power of Paprika
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Hungarian Food and the Power of Paprika

Hungarian food shows what happens when one spice becomes a national signature. Paprika gives colour, warmth, sweetness an…

ingredient3 mins
Portuguese Food Beyond Pastéis de Nata
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Portuguese Food Beyond Pastéis de Nata

Portuguese food is much bigger than custard tarts. It is salt cod, seafood rice, pork sandwiches, green soup, olive oil a…

country4 mins