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Brioche dough can look a little daunting, but I assure you this recipe has a few of the time-consuming steps removed.

Use up the last of the main crop of carrots and team them up with fresh, fragrant fennel.

Asparagus is finally hitting our stores, which is a huge celebration as spring is officially here. 

Olive oil cakes are fantastic as they are moist and offer a wonderful flavour.

This slice is so easy to whip up, as the crumble base works as the topping.

I have a surplus of fresh homegrown limes and have been blessed with a healthy crop of fresh coriander.

I am still relishing the fresh homegrown limes I have. 

I have my grandmother's gem irons and have many deliciously fond memories of the more traditional ginger gems.  

These poached apples in  syrup with lemon are  inspired by the Persian apple  preserves. 

Beetroot are great for adding a bit of colour and cheer to a dull day.

When pumpkins are so affordable, it would be a shame not to celebrate this versatile vegetable. 

I love a recipe steeped in history and one that only requires a handful of humble ingredients.

Two great winter staples are broccoli and potatoes.

This has got to be one of the easiest desserts to whip up and one of the most delicious.

Every year I look forward to the quinces arriving at the farmers market.

These airy apple cookies reminded me of little pillows. 

Romanesco is such an ancient looking vegetable, which is a cross between cauliflower and broccoli.

This is such a delicious salad full of interesting textures and packed with flavour and goodness.