Simple roast onions recipe
Add a splash: a sweet, sherry vinegar will enhance this simple oven-baked dish.
Simon Hopkinson is a prolific chef, food writer and author, and currently writes for Country Life magazine
Add a splash: a sweet, sherry vinegar will enhance this simple oven-baked dish.
Done well, there are few things that beat a big bowl of al dente spaghetti tossed in garlic and chilli.
Layers of flavour: Parma ham, spinach and chestnut mushrooms give this lasagne dish a lift.
At first glance, a baked tomato—on closer inspection, the delicious receptacle of a spicy-rice extravaganza.
Creamed tomatoes on toast are easy to whip up and even easier on the palate.
Get your claws out.
This lobster stew comes alive with a pinch of cayenne pepper.
Go green: a fine dish in its own right, Petits pois a la Francaise is also the perfect accompaniment to roast quail or squab pigeon.
Pretty peas: this Venetian classic, Risi e bisi, is similar to a risotto, but with a soup-like base.
Ripe strawberries are the perfect accompaniment to this gelato-like rosewater ice cream, says Simon Hopkinson.
Soaking strawberries in wine and orange liqueur will lift their flavour to new heights, says Simon Hopkinson.
The delicate flavours in this asparagus and potato spring broth will delight your guests, vegetarians and meat-eaters alike.
Fresh as a summer breeze - asparagus is perfect for a savoury custard.
These curried delights will always be welcome.
Who doesn’t have a soft spot for those yummy hot puddings served up when we were little?
Layers of flavour: the salt-cod is layered with potatoes, chilli and garlic in this delicious stew.
Shiver me gizzards: this classic salad dish from the south of France, with hot confit duck gésiers, makes a substantial lunch or supper.
Simon Hopkinson explains how to make the perfect baked egg, and suggests some toppings, from black truffles to béarnaise sauce
If you want to cook game this Christmas, consider teal or partridge. We show you how to get the most out of these delicious birds.
It’s not easy at all to cook perfect rice. Here are two recipes, a pilaf and a risotto, which make the most of good rice