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theres a story that goes when god created the world, he took all the leftover bits and wanted to make something beautiful with them. so he made sardinia. and theres something to that. sardinia is really an island of bits and pieces in the best possible way. each local community is like an island of its own with widely varying geography, languages. >> you also caught lobster? >> yes. >> and food. >> wow. >> put together, you get a region with a ferocious independent streak. >> women hav...

>> theres a story that goes when god created the world, he took all the left over bits and wanted to make something beautiful with them. so he made sardinia. and theres something to that. sardinia is really an island of bits and pieces in the best possible way. each local community is like an island of its own with widely varying geography, languages. >> you also caught lobster? >> yes. >> and food. >> wow. >> put together, you get a region with a ferocious independent streak. >> women...

Great for breakfast, brunch, lunch or dinner, this warming bake uses handy staples including frozen spinach and tinned chopped tomatoes

I like this focaccia on the simple side, with a ridiculous amount of olive oil, lots of flaky salt and thin slices of red onion that get all caramelised and crisp. A recipe from Alison Roman's new book 'Nothing Fancy'.

It’s not only Nigella who sees the potential in soft sliced white. I wouldn’t make these dishes any other way…

This amped-up version of French toast makes for a molten, magnificent mess

Stale or fresh, white, sourdough or seedy – any leftover loaf will do for this flavourful dish

A richly textured bowlful made with cannellini beans and orzo, with pesto that can be served like garlic bread or on toast

Richard Corrigan shares the recipe for the soda bread served at The Portrait restaurant

A showstopping Christmas bread wreath to serve at a festive feast.