
From The Larder
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Finger lickin’ good: the Indian tradition of eating with your handsREAD MORE →: Finger lickin’ good: the Indian tradition of eating with your handsWhether its daal or rajma chawal, the best way to enjoy Indian cuisine has always been with your hands. Sudrisha… 
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Why my parents are committed to dining en familleREAD MORE →: Why my parents are committed to dining en familleSat around the rickety table of her childhood home, or munching on steak frites in a dimly lit north London… 
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Curing my homesickness one kritharaki at a timeREAD MORE →: Curing my homesickness one kritharaki at a timeFour years of living in London means Maria Papakleanthous has had to develop some foolproof methods to help satisfy her… 
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Finding a slice of Cyprus in FinchleyREAD MORE →: Finding a slice of Cyprus in FinchleyAfter leaving Cyprus in 2020, Maria Papakleanthous found herself unsatisfied by the bland food she encountered in London. Her search… 
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You can’t spell fusion without U and IREAD MORE →: You can’t spell fusion without U and IA good relationship is built on compromise. So, it appears, is a good menu. Hannah Rashbass dips into the new… 
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How my family’s tiramisu recipe survived the centuriesREAD MORE →: How my family’s tiramisu recipe survived the centuriesCamille Bavera knows how to make a tiramisu. So does her dad, and her nonna, and her great-grand nonna. Pull… 
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‘A home and a land I do not know’: the food that brings me back to MauritiusREAD MORE →: ‘A home and a land I do not know’: the food that brings me back to MauritiusIt’s a “criminally underrated” national cuisine, but for Josh Osman, gato pima and grillades are a dwindling link to his… 
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Forgive me Father, I’m a bad Catholic with a sweet toothREAD MORE →: Forgive me Father, I’m a bad Catholic with a sweet toothWhen Sarah Kennelly left Boston for Dingle, she waved goodbye to Oreos and Doritos and said hello to abstinence and… 
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The Julia Child of the Lower East SideREAD MORE →: The Julia Child of the Lower East SideAfter 37 viewings of Julie and Julia, Camille Bavera has still not mastered the art of French cooking. She has,… 
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The weird and the wunderbar of German comfort foodREAD MORE →: The weird and the wunderbar of German comfort foodSchnitzel, Sauerkraut, and Spätzle. Get cosy as Millie Jackson and her grandma dive in to the dishes that keep a… 
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Marshmallow mousse? It was acceptable in the 80sREAD MORE →: Marshmallow mousse? It was acceptable in the 80sCaitlin Barr decided to recreate some vintage recipes from her grandma’s 0ld cookbooks; she is yet to recover. While clearing… 
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How seafood anchors my relationship with my boyfriend’s parentsREAD MORE →: How seafood anchors my relationship with my boyfriend’s parentsOysters: they’re briny, they’re slimy, and they’re hard to crack. How better to bond with your boyfriend’s family, says Ottilie… 
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My Cockney grandparents and jellied eels: a mash made in heavenREAD MORE →: My Cockney grandparents and jellied eels: a mash made in heavenFrom parsley sauce to pie and mash, East End cuisine is Britain’s home-grown fast food. Feast your mince pies as… 
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Breaking up with tuna pasta bakeREAD MORE →: Breaking up with tuna pasta bakeWhen Lotte Brundle’s parents got divorced, her dad had to update his culinary repertoire. His signature dish, though, will always… 
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Laying Gilhooly’s ghost to rest: stories of pints and pies at the family pubREAD MORE →: Laying Gilhooly’s ghost to rest: stories of pints and pies at the family pubTommy Gilhooly shares the story of his family pub, from its modest start to pioneering gastropub culture in Northamptonshire If… 
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A chicken wing and a prayer: the feasts that connect me to JudaismREAD MORE →: A chicken wing and a prayer: the feasts that connect me to JudaismBreaking challah, dipping apples in honey, and sipping Kosher wine – pull up a chair as Maya Glantz sees the… 
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My German mum makes my Iranian dad’s favourite dishREAD MORE →: My German mum makes my Iranian dad’s favourite dishMaria Bastan-Sarabi’s mum married into an Iranian family and quickly fell in love with the food. Here, she cooks kashke… 
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Why the best comfort foods are beigeREAD MORE →: Why the best comfort foods are beigeSometimes a sourdough sandwich isn’t worth the fuss. Katie Baxter takes on the humble fish finger sambo, peeling back the… 
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Meals with my motherREAD MORE →: Meals with my motherCeci Browning opens up about outgrowing the calculus of calories that defined her childhood. When my Mum answers the WhatsApp… 
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How to make a ‘light and airy’ tiramisuREAD MORE →: How to make a ‘light and airy’ tiramisuA naked egg yolk? Straight in the bowl? Watch as Alex Parren helps her mum prepare tiramisu according to their… 
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Rebelling against the whitewashing of South Asian cuisineREAD MORE →: Rebelling against the whitewashing of South Asian cuisineMocked for eating with their hands in ‘authentic’ establishments, many South Asians are turning their backs on fine dining. Hamza… 
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Commemorating the dead with Romanian colivaREAD MORE →: Commemorating the dead with Romanian colivaWipe your tears and tuck into the one dessert you hope never to make. Francesca Ionescu takes us to eastern… 
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The sweet, smokey scent of home: how soda bread connects my dad to IrelandREAD MORE →: The sweet, smokey scent of home: how soda bread connects my dad to IrelandLizzy O’Riordan talks with her father about the ways the tangy, subtly sweet loaf represents his fractured identity, childhood memories,… 
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Food on the frontline: What happens when cooking meets conflict?READ MORE →: Food on the frontline: What happens when cooking meets conflict?Millie Jackson explores the effects war has on mealtimes across Nazi Germany, Ukraine and Gaza. My grandmother was born in… 
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Making Welsh cakes with my mamREAD MORE →: Making Welsh cakes with my mamJoin Imogen Williams and her mother as they make delicious Welsh cakes in celebration of St. David’s Day. 
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Headbutting, lock-ins, and stolen sorbet: tales from my Granny, the landladyREAD MORE →: Headbutting, lock-ins, and stolen sorbet: tales from my Granny, the landladyImogen Williams recounts her grandmother’s job as a pub landlady and memories of growing up in that lively environment. My… 
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Gratitude, grief, and how my Dad learned to cookREAD MORE →: Gratitude, grief, and how my Dad learned to cookLuke Bradley remembers family dinners with his late father. When my Dad got early retirement from the bank in 2006,… 
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In praise of the Yorkshire puddingREAD MORE →: In praise of the Yorkshire puddingThey’re an essential part of any roast dinner, but for Scarlett Coughlan, Yorkshire puddings hold a much deeper significance. If,… 



























