Choose a cheesy alternative to the Easter Egg this Easter

Cheese and chocolate may not be the most obvious combination, but with both made from milk, they are surprisingly tasty together. Following in the footsteps of strawberries and cream, salt and pepper, and fish and chips, could chocolate and cheese become the next culinary combination we can’t live without (provided it’s British, of course!)?

A Michelin-Starred lunch for £22

Club Gascon, renowned for its innovative South West France cuisine, has introduced a new Chef’s Special of two lunch courses for £22. The menu has been designed to showcase the Club’s cuisine and offer an alternative for busy workers who have less than an hour to eat.

Royal happenings to celebrate the Royal Wedding

Whether you think the Royal Wedding is an over-hyped media circus or the most exciting event to have happened for decades, or perhaps you’re simply nonchalant about the whole thing, there’s no denying that it’s a great excuse to party. we check out some of the Royal happenings.

Hitting the Fruit Route in South Africa’s Western Cape

Sourcing food locally is fast becoming a mantra for those who care about where what’s on their plate comes from. Yet venture into any supermarket and it’s piled high with produce from all over the world. Fruit, in particular, has often journeyed thousands of miles before it gets to the checkout, much of it grown in South Africa’s Western Cape. Scandalous, you may think, but an environmental audit throws up some surprising results. Rupert Parker sets off to investigate

Tamarind spring menu

Alfred Prasad continues to deliver the goodies at his subterranean Indian Mayfair restaurant. Until the end of April, diners can have three courses for £19.50 or £29.50 with wine £29.50