Food & Drink Archive
16th March 2017
Chocolate and peanut butter malt loaf
Following on from last week’s easy bread recipe, here is a slightly more advanced bread: chocolate and peanut butter malt loaf, a tasty addition to any breakfast, lecture or revision marathon
9th March 2017
Review: Comptoir Libanais
With so much on offer, it is hard to imagine even the fussiest of eaters not finding something they like here
9th March 2017
Falafel, flatbreads, tabbouleh and dips
If you’re thinking of hosting a dinner party, try cooking up these simple mezze recipes which are guaranteed to be a crowd pleaser
9th March 2017
Review: Battle of the Gins
This was an election like no other. Long live the ‘gin-eral election’
9th March 2017
Easy Bread Recipe
If you’ve never made bread before then it can seem daunting but I promise you it’s a very easy process. If you buy a tin of easy bake yeast then there’s a quick recipe on the back that will made decent enough white bread but by following these simple, additional steps you can achieve a wonderful white loaf that works as the basis for many different types of loaf. It will take time to rise (about 2 hours total) but needs less than 30 minutes of active preparation and is worth it.
7th March 2017
Chicken Kiev burger with triple-cooked chips
Do you love Chicken Kievs? Burgers? Triple cooked chips? If so then you’re in luck, here’s an excellent recipe that incorporates all three
2nd March 2017
Lunya Review
Excellent tapas can be hard to find outside of Spain (and occasionally in it too). Lunya delivers. This Liverpool based restaurant and deli has a sister in Manchester’s Barton Arcade
27th February 2017
The Refuge Sunday lunch
The Refuge Sunday lunch is the best alternative to a home-cooked Sunday lunch writes Jenny
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23rd February 2017
Harissa and Turmeric Dal
This dal is vegetarian, vegan, simple, cheap and packed full of flavour. What more could you want?
23rd February 2017
Mix and Match Stir Fry
Buying a stir fry deal from a supermarket always leaves me pushing mystery veg around my plate and wishing for more chicken or noodles. The simple way to get around this is by making your own. It seems really complicated but actually, it couldn’t be easier, just choose from this mix and match list and follow the cooking instructions.
20th February 2017
Chocolate Cake Recipe
Who doesn’t love cake? This is a great basic cake recipe that everyone should know
14th February 2017
Restaurants For All Occasions
With Valentine’s Day soon, we thought it would be appropriate to offer a roundup of our favourite destinations for first daters, to long term relationships, to groups of friends who want a fun night out
5th February 2017
Review: Bundobust
This new Indian street food and craft beer bar transforms even popcorn into something worth writing about
5th February 2017
Review: Tariff and Dale
‘After being so blown away by the hit Thai starter, I wasn’t sure I wanted to move on, but, the flaky pastry of the sausage roll was rather tempting’
4th February 2017
Pasta Carbonara Recipe
This recipe is one for a dish that seems like it should be really easy to make but often isn’t. It’s pasta carbonara and I’ve made Theo Randall’s, Antonio Carluccio’s and countless other recipes before, all with varying degrees of success. Until I found a version of this one from BBC Good Food that is straightforward and tasty.
4th February 2017
Blood orange sorbet recipe
A sorbet can be a challenge for even the most talented of student chefs. But trust me, try it for yourself and give it a go!