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Recipes: Fresh figs are one of the joys of summer, in a tangy relish, an ice-cream and as a starter with Parma ham
Figs fall into the category of food you either love or loathe. Me? I absolutely love them! There is nothing like a ripe, fresh fig. Last year we were lucky enough to rent a house in Italy which had a fruiting fig tree. To pick your own figs and to
Summer food needn't be salad, salad and more salad. Why not go against the grain with a hearty dinner that teams creamy risotto with juicy fillet steak?
THIS is such a great meal. It's hearty yet summery and packed full of big flavours and contrasting textures. The softness of fillet steak with a sweet caramelised edge goes so well with the creamy risotto, and you'll find the fresh tarragon f
Restaurant review: Hawke & Hunter, Edinburgh
SIMON TAYLOR is some man. He's still only 29, but the boy from Crieff has already amassed 66 caps for Scotland's rugby team, toured with the British Lions twice, represented Scotland at the Commonwealth Games and played in two Rugby World Cup
Five ways with...Watercress
WATERCRESS is one of the oldest leaf vegetables known to man and has been used for its health-giving properties since the beginnings of modern medicine. Hippocrates, founder of the first ever hospital, on the Greek island of Kos, sited the institutio
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Wine: Switch your attention from discount deals and search out real value, from unfashionable grapes and regions
Dinner with: Annette Sprague, head chef at Redwood, Edinburgh
Don't just boil and serve fresh beans, get creative with a delightful salad
Music and scenery at the East Neuk Festival will delight and challenge
Restaurant Review: Amore Dogs, Edinburgh
Five ways with... Beer
Restaurant review: Rutland Hotel
Recipe: Sushi on show
Dinner with... Shaun Molloy
In the larder
Scottish pub celebrates three years in Budapest
The credit crunch is a great excuse for rediscovering neglected, delicious and much cheaper cuts of meat
For peat's sake - Move aside port, cheese has a new friend
Restaurant review: The Bon Vivant
Recipe: Cannelloni of wild mushrooms | Fettuccine pasta with king prawns, chilli and tomato
Tunnock's has sweet treat for Bellevue's 40th
Health: The crunch bunch
Recipe: In the pink
Restaurant review: Hoebridge Inn Gattonside
Five ways with... Strawberries
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