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  • Seared escalopes of wild salmon

    Seared escalopes of wild salmon

    It is very much a last-minute dish from Rick Stein so make sure everything is ready before you start. If using farmed salmon, pay a little extra and go for the best

  • Roasted chicken breast with courgette stuffing

    Roasted chicken breast with courgette stuffing

    For a spot of gravy with this Ainsley Harriott dish, simply stir a tablespoon of plain flour into the cooking juices and add 120ml of chicken stock, whisking to combine; simmer for a couple of minutes, sieve and serve

  • Rum and pumpkin tart with bitter chocolate

    Rum and pumpkin tart with bitter chocolate

    A wickedly indulgent dessert from Giorgio Locatelli: meltingly crisp pastry filled with caramelised pumpkin, rum and oozing bitter chocolate

  • Ginger beer

    Ginger beer

    Tim Warrilow and Charles Rolls show that making your own ginger beer is easier than you might think - add cinnamon, cloves or cayenne pepper for extra kick

  • Venison bolognaise with chestnuts and sprouts

    Venison bolognaise with chestnuts and sprouts

    Jun Tanaka shows us how to jazz up a delicious mid-week bolognese with some venison mince and a cheffy technique or two!

  • Sausage and lentil casserole

    Sausage and lentil casserole

    A zingy mustard crème fraiche adds the finishing touch to Tana Ramsay's meaty, stomach-warming dish

  • Wine-steamed mussels

    Wine-steamed mussels

    Try Ainsley Harriott's white wine and chilli-flavoured mussels - they're delicious served with a loaf of French bread to mop up the juices

  • Spaghetti vongole

    Spaghetti vongole

    Ed Baines combines clams, anchovies, white wine, tomatoes and chillies with pasta in this splendid main course

  • Pea and ham soup

    Pea and ham soup

    Mike Robinson's slowly simmered soup makes a satisfying and tasty treat from the simplest of ingredients

  • Spiced crème brûlée with coffee syrup

    Spiced crème brûlée with coffee syrup

    Instead of the traditional crunchy top, Tom Aikens adorns fragrant baked custard with a dark, sticky sauce