Hanger steak is a lesser known but massively delicious cut often kept by the butcher all for themselves, hence the name. MasterChef winner 2018 Kenny Tutt has recently put this cut pride of place at his robata kitchen, Ox Block, and it has gone down a storm...

There’s nothing worse than dry chicken. How to avoid it? Cook to temperature over time. Temperature-based cooking is paramount to achieving perfectly done, great tasting food. Not only does it let you know that your food is safe to eat, it helps you catch it at its most succulent point...

This BBQ mackerel is cooked over a campfire with slices of lemon and lime and served with fire-baked sweet potatoes...

Why on earth is it so hard to find a gluten-free jam doughnut? Well, the search is finally over. These little golden nuggets of joy are crisp on the outside, fluffy in the middle and oozing with raspberry jam...

BBQ Brave is all about being bold and taking your fire cooking to new levels, and this really made me sit down and think about how my own BBQ has progressed over the years. I started with the usual burgers, steaks and kebabs and then when the BBQ bug bit I dived into the world of low and slow...

Whether you are just starting to get to grips with your BBQ or you’re a seasoned pro, there’s no denying that wings are always a real crowd pleaser. Elky has put together his ultimate guide to cooking wings...

Perfect, meaty cod fillet with a decadent cheese sauce and buttery leeks is a real match and is so simple to do well by cooking the fish to temperature and taking out some of the guesswork. In this recipe I have used fresh cod fillet...

Tiramisu is ideal for coffee-loving couples on Valentine’s Day. When heating eggs to make creams, meringues and custard, it’s important to use temperature as a guide to get the perfect texture...

The sharing cuts of beef have had a real resurgence with the boom in sharing meals or family style as it is referred to in the states. The famous côte de boeuf is one of the ultimate sharing steaks...

The rib of beef is a glorious thing and isn’t referred to as “prime” rib for nothing. It really is the Rolls Royce of the roast and a real treat. This spectacular centerpiece is best served pink and juicy, and the very best way to ensure the perfect result is to cook to 55°C for a medium rare finish...

How can you shop for the best quality, tastiest meat? What interesting cuts can you buy, and how should you cook them? Buying meat from a butcher can seem a little intimidating when you’re used to picking the same packets of meat off the supermarket shelves, and you might not be sure what to ask for. So we asked an experienced chef...

How can you shop for the best quality, tastiest beef? What interesting cuts can you buy, and how should you cook them? Buying beef from a butcher can seem a little intimidating when you’re used to picking the same packets of meat off the supermarket shelves, and you might not be sure what to ask for...