This recipe is so easy – you just make the dough and roll it out, then cut out any shape you wish. I use this to make lovely cookies for treats, presents, party or wedding favours, as well as cake decorations. You can also use this recipe to create cookie ‘lollipops’ by baking wi...

Serves 4Here is a perfect starter for Christmas Day – very seasonal and very light. Let’s face it, this is one day of the year when you know you’re not going to go hungry! This soup can be made well in advance and frozen.Ingredients400g peeled Jerusalem artichokesThe peelings fro...

This is my mother’s excellent Christmas pudding that’s based upon the British royal family’s sumptuous recipe. Like all Christmas puddings, it’s best made a month or so before the big day, as the taste improves as it matures. Makes 2, each serving 8 peopleIngredients225g (8oz) sh...

What's your earliest food memory? Probably at around five years old when my mum made Chinese sausage steamed with rice. It smelled so comforting and appetising and I still think of that smell today.What foods did you like as a child, and what did you dislike? I loved everything a...

SpringAsparagus Try it steamed in pastaCherries A treat in packed lunchesNew potatoes Boil and serve with a little butter and chopped herbsPurple sprouting broccoli Stir-fry with soy sauce and sesame seedsRhubarb Delicious in crumble

Go festive with foodWhat better way to conjure up some festive spirit than by making your own delicious decorations or edible gifts?Home baking is also a great activity to enjoy with your child - all the fun of measuring and weighing, the joy

THE GREAT FOOD adventure starts from those first tastes of baby rice to delicious home-cooked family dishes and convivial dining en famille. Well, that's the theory at least. There a tasty menu of chldren's food products available, and more and more

-of-three Fiona Faulkner has devised a series of delicious wintry recipes aimed at appealing to children’s palates as well as their sense of fun. Read on for her trio of delectable confections full of quirky twists and plenty of whizz, bang, pop certain to delight

can take them for walks during their stay.Family suites are spacious with two bedrooms and a large living room. There’s a delicious Organic Pharmacy Spa, plus golf and fine dining. Children under 12 enjoy complimentry food and drinks and during peak

Borgo EgnaziaWith delicious pasta and gelato on offer, not to mention that warm Italian hospitality, the stunning creamy-coloured building of Borgo Egnazia provides chic family accommodation.There’s also a dedicated programme of activities