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The head chef of an exclusive Cotswolds hotel has made the finals of a prestigious competition run by the Roux brothers.

The head chef of an exclusive Cotswolds hotel has made the finals of a prestigious competition run by the Roux brothers.

Twelfth Night’s opening line— ‘If music be the food of love, play on’ — seems apt when speaking with Jay Rayner. He’s perhaps best known for his Observer restaurant reviews but he’s written on everything from crime to cinema and sex.

Shortages of fruit and vegetables -- from broccoli, cucumbers and lettuce, to tomatoes, peppers and raspberries -- have served up a blame game in Britain.

Swains Lane in Highgate will be the first landlocked site for London Shell Co run by the Hampstead-raised siblings behind Paddington restaurant…

Shortages of fruit and vegetables -- from broccoli, cucumbers and lettuce, to tomatoes, peppers and raspberries -- have served up a blame game in Britain.

Britains fresh produce shortages serve up blame game

Did you ever watch a Travel Channel series where a guy named Andrew Zimmern crept around the globe eating horrible things? Each episode was like the food version of a snuff film. I think the show was ...

XO Kitchen in Norwich, offering world plates with innovative twists, is a staple of the Norfolk foodie scene and a must-visit for fans of big…

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