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Storecupboard challenge

Each week we invite a chef to turn leftover ingredients into culinary magic
  • Storecupboard Challenge: walnuts

    How to cook with walnuts – with Nuno Mendes

    Storecupboard challenge Portuguese maestro Nuno Mendes puts walnuts to work in breads, dressings and a spicy sauce

  • SC Steamed caramel and raisin pudding

    How to cook with raisins

    Storecupboard challenge: Irishman and chef Richard Corrigan shares his tricks for using these lunchbox favourites

  • Storcupboard Challenge

    How to cook with eggs

    Storecupboard challenge: eggs. Tom Kerridge, chef-patron of the Hand & Flowers, reveals insider tips on cooking with eggs

  • Storecupboard challenge: ketchup

    How to cook with ketchup

    Storecupboard challenge: ketchup. Polpetto's head chef Florence Knight combines everyone's go-to sauce with .... chocolate? No, really ...

  • storecupboard challenge lemongrass

    How to cook with lemongrass

    Storecupboard challenge: The Modern Pantry chef patron Anna Hansen reveals new, inspiring ways to use this aromatic Asian staple

  • king prawns baked with mustard and coconut

    How to cook with mustard seeds

    Storecupboard Challenge: mustard seeds. Vivek Singh, the Cinnamon Club maestro, works his magic with this unsung spice hero

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    What to cook with cider vinegar

    Storecupboard challenge: We've all got some languishing at the back of the cupboard. Master chef Jason Atherton offers three suggestions for how to put it to good use …

  • Cook - Tim Kitchin takes the storecupboard challenge with bay leaves.

    Storecupboard challenge: bay leaves

    Storecupboard challenge: In our new series, each week we ask a different chef to work wonders with those back-of-the-cupboard staples that are often underused or left behind. Here, Tom Kitchin shows us the versatility of the bay leaf in a lasagne, Scotch broth and coq au vin

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