Yorkshire-Kitchen

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The best that Yorkshire has to offer from the region

Home cooks given chance to be crowned Great British Virtual Chef of the Year

People across the UK are being invited to compete for the title of Great British Virtual Chef of the Year in a cooking competition designed to spread cheer this Christmas. After a tough year which saw COVID-19 completely shut down some areas in the world, bars, restaurants, hotels and holiday

Winter salad

This delicious winter salad uses seasonal favourites such as Brussels sprouts and chestnuts. It makes a delicious light lunch or the perfect side salad to accompany any leftover Christmas turkey or ham. Serves: 4 people as a side or light meal Time: 15 minutes prep, 20 minutes cooking Before you

Mince Pie Manhattans

If Manhattans are one of your favourite cocktails or you simply want a festive drink to get merry on, then this mince pie-inspired version of the classic recipe is worth a try. Per drink you will need: 35ml infused Bourbon 15ml dry vermouth 2 dashes Angostura bitters 5ml Pedro Ximenez

Bring us some figgy pudding

You probably remember the term "figgy pudding" from the old Christmas song, "We Wish You a Merry Christmas." The dessert traditionally is served around Christmas and has quite a bit of Christian symbolism to tie in with the holiday. It contained 13 ingredients, which represented the

A festive chocolate treat

For a purely joyous, bells-are-ringing holiday extravaganza, a bûche de Noël is simply unbeatable. Translated literally as “yule log,” it’s a traditional French Christmas cake, but anyone can make or enjoy one. Though this treat might look like the territory of professional bakers, it’s actually fairly easy to

A sparkling festive delight

Are you starting to plan your festive dinner party drinks? Mimosas are great for any occasion, though Christmas calls for something a little more seasonal A firm favourite is the Christmas mimosa, a sparkling delight that's full of festive flavours. The recipe has a sweet, fruity base of

Your garden in December

Author: Martin Blunn. December usually is a cold, wet and windy month. Daytime temperatures might struggle to get above freezing and the days are so short that there hardly seems time to do anything in the allotment or garden. If you live an area where you can grow kiwis and
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