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This recipe was donated after our 'pickle party' to celebrate the many different ways to preserve seasonal gluts.

Here’s something tasty to make at the end of the week with those unused vegetables lurking at the bottom of the fridge.

Goat curries are much loved throughout the Caribbean and would traditionally have been enjoyed as a celebration dish.

Try out this delicious recipe for stollen, filled with fruit and spices and wrapped in marzipan.

Ragu refers to a rich meat sauce, often served with pasta.

You can vary the recipe by using pears, plums or apricots, or rhubarb (but use ground ginger instead of cinnamon) or try adding mincemeat as in the holiday version below.

A Jewish bread, traditionally eaten on the Sabbath, which is made from an enriched yeast dough and then plaited and glazed before baking.

This a delicious, quick & easy dish makes an excellent starter or buffet dish, simply serve with hot toast, crackers, rolls or sandwiches with some salad leaves.

Adding oats or some chopped nuts gives the crumble topping extra texture. Use whichever spices you prefer – or none at all! 

An tasty, attractive snack or side-dish - ideal as a vegetarian offering.