Food glorious food
Great food does not have to cost a fortune and you certainly don’t need to settle for second best.
- Food sources
Natural produce available from hedgerows and woodlands. - Home grown
Locally sourced goods direct from the producer and farmer’s markets. - Rainy day food
Features and advice on how to get the most from the larder and weekly shopping. - Hits, tips and information sources
Books on foraging for wild food, recipes and growing your own, along with equipment for picking, processing and cooking.
Gardening for Health
For those who would like to grow their own take a look at our companion site gardeningforhealth.com for hints, tips and some great articles about no dig gardening, vegetables and home grown fruits.
Latest articles
Meal in a box
With the first meal in a box example appearing around 2007 the take away market gained a new player. Fish and chips had…
Give a gift of budget cooking
We all know just how much food prices are rocketing in the shops and how little we have to spend on gifts, so why not give a gift of budget cooking?
Sticks, baguette or just French bread
Ideal for sandwiches, to accompany soup or as a snack eaten on it’s own the French stick or baguette is popular around the…
St Patrick’s Day Recipes
If you are looking for inspiration for St. Patrick’s day food then go to the Food Network website where they have 34 dishes…
Getting Fruity at River Cottage
Summer this year has given us a bountiful fruit harvest and Hugh’s latest book; River Cottage Fruit Every gives us some wonderful ideas…
Duck with elderflower and lovage
Elder flowers are synonymous with the start of British summer, but apart from making elderflower cordial, wine and champagne, they have a great…