Apricot Jam Cake – “This is like a bakewell tart without the crusty bottom. You can use almost any seasonal, soft-set jam with the fresh fruit to match: raspberry jam with whole fresh raspberries;
Kylee Newton – The founder of Newton & Pott makes a heavenly cake with one of her jams, talks about the challenges of starting a food business and recalls the meal that wooed her husband
Apricot and Almond Jam – “Summer is an exciting season for a preserver as all the fruits come to light and it’s time for making jam.” – Kylee Newton, Preserver, London Makes 2 or 3
Kylee Newton’s London Address Book – The founder of Newton and Pott on a great restaurant for birthday treats, a Turkish shop that’s got everything and a very helpful fishmongers
Inside Kylee Newton’s Kitchen – The founder of Newton and Pott on the best Italian mayo, her favourite Japanese knives and a cookery bible from her native New Zealand
Fuchsia Dunlop – The expert on Chinese food prepares a feast from her latest cookbook, shows us her prized kitchen objects (including a watchful food god) and reveals an unexpected food aversion
Steamed Chopped Pork with Salted Fish – “I’m doing a really simple supper dish. This recipe uses a quite strong tasting, slightly pungent salted fish called xiang, though you can make it with Vietnamese salted mackerel. The
Green Pak Choy with Dried Shrimps – “One thing I love about Chinese food is the vegetables. You really don’t have a Chinese meal without some kind of healthy, fresh green. This I’m going to cook with
Stir-Fried Potato Slivers with Spring Onion – “A Shaoxing rickshaw driver once told me he had subsisted mainly on potatoes during his rural childhood because his family was so extremely poor. “Tian a! (Heavens!)” he said when
Fuchsia Dunlop’s London Address Book – The expert on Chinese food on a home-from-home Turkish canteen, her favourite Chinese restaurant in London and a chaotic gem of a street market
Inside Fuchsia Dunlop’s Kitchen – The food writer shows us her kitchen god, recommends a favourite brand of tea and pulls out a cookbook she’s cherished since childhood
The Gannet Q&A: Merlin Labron-Johnson – The head chef at London’s Portland on his favourite ingredient, the worst food in the world and his biggest restaurant blow-out
Adventures in Ice Cream – Kitty Travers of La Grotta Ices on childhood memories, her most adventurous creations and why ice cream is a magic food
Touring: Southall’s Indian hotspots with Monisha – The west London suburb has one of the biggest Indian populations in the UK. We get a tour of its best shops and restaurants from local food writer Monisha Bharadwaj
Inside Peter Gordon’s Kitchen – The New Zealand chef on a delicious nutty oil from Morocco, a coffee roaster shaped like a grenade and books about fire and pork