
Thomas Miers presents a sophisticated stuffed cabbage dish that wraps an Oaxacan‑style picadillo in blanched savoy leaves, finished with a white‑wine and jalapeño escabeche. The rolls are baked for twenty minutes and served alongside buttered dill pea rice, creating a balanced plate of savory, sweet, and tangy flavors. Preparation takes about ten minutes, cooking just over an hour, and the recipe yields four to six portions. The dish showcases how global spices can elevate a humble vegetable into a restaurant‑quality meal.

Consumer testing of UK supermarket gnocchi reveals most products rely on reconstituted potato flakes, emulsifiers, stabilisers and preservatives rather than fresh potatoes. About 80% of the range contain these processed ingredients and are sold in non‑recyclable packaging. Manufacturers also advise...

Rachel Roddy shares a one‑bowl apple, honey and poppy‑seed cake that blends Polish miodo wnik with Italy’s tortino di mele e papavero. The recipe relies on honey’s humectant properties and natural fructose to keep the crumb moist and enhance caramelisation. Roddy...

London’s long‑standing Vietnamese eatery Sông Quê has launched a dedicated phở bar on Commercial Street, expanding its 25‑year legacy. The compact venue offers a focused menu of beef, chicken, prawn and tofu phở alongside a handful of small plates such...