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Forget the Harvey Nichols food hall. No need to nip into Fortnum & Mason for a scotch egg. Begone, Waitrose. Guess where Kate Moss has been spotted stocking up on groceries in a velvet blazer and cowboy boots? Yep, it’s the Co-op. Leaving her local branch in the Cotswolds recently, the supermodel was spotted clutching not only a quilted Chanel 2.55 handbag, but a minty green, biodegradable Co-op carrier, too. To be fair, Kate’s merely confirming what a few of us have known for a while: the Co-op is dead chic and the only place to shop. Sophia Money-Coutts explores how Co-op became upmarke...

Get cosy this winter with a hearty Beef Bourguignon and a glass of Tokara Cabernet Sauvignon 2018. It is the ultimate winter comfort dining experience.

“Come on Over!” — which is released May 4 — is Heiskell’s fourth cookbook. “We can finally have people over!” Heiskell exclaimed. “I hope this book inspires people to have friends over. If we learned anything during the past year, it’s how important friends and family are.” Like her previous three cookbooks, “Come on Over!” is full of Southern recipes that are easy to prepare, but full of flavor and Heiskell’s Southern flair. The recipes are tried-and-true dishes that she has used for years in her home as well as for affairs catered by her Elizabeth Heiskell Caterin...

April 9, 2021 at 4:30pm This sponsored column is written by Todd Himes, beermonger at Arrowine (4508 Lee Highway). Sign up for the email newsletter and receive exclusive discounts and offers. Order from Arrowine’s expanding online store for curbside pickup. This has happened to us all, I am sure. It’s a little after noon one weekday, and you see the notification pop up on a group text you’re in with a few old coworkers: “I’m adapting Julia Child’s Beef Bourguignon recipe to beer and not sure what type to sub in for the wine.” Will this beer cook down to be too bitter? Woul...

EXCLUSIVE: Catering company that served 'moldy and undercooked food' to National Guard troops protecting Capitol admits it 'made some mistakes' and invites DailyMail.com into kitchen to show how it's cleaned up its act Phil Sardelis, the owner of Sardi's Catering, invited DailyMail.com into his kitchen at the company headquarters in College Park, Maryland  Sardi's is contracted to supply meals for National Guard troops currently protecting the Capitol, where they were deployed after the January 6 riot  Last week, at least 50 service members on deployment were reported to have become ill, wi...