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Win a Pair of Tickets to the Hampton Court Palace Foodie Festival 2013

Competition now closed. Congratulation to our winners - Paul Mills (Surrey) - Marty McGovern (Cambs) - Emily Lodge (London) - ChiHo Hui (London) - Sian Skinner (Kent) - Lorraine Rosser (Surrey) - Rachel Linfield (Hampshire) - Alison Bruce (Hants) - Rachel Bartlett (Dorset) - Tony Whitelock (Somerset).

Warm Watercress Potato Cake with Poached Egg and Trout

Celebrating the best of British food in the early summer, this elegant brunch or lunch dish is simple to make. If you prefer, make the cakes up the night before and chill until you're ready to bake them the next day. This year, National Watercress Week runs from 18th - 24th May 2014 and we have some great recipes to share. Per portion: 398 calories, 21.9g protein, 30.3g carbohydrate, 21.9g fat, 4.3g saturated fat, 2.8g fibre, 1.11g salt Prep: 10 mins Cook: 40 mins Serves 4

Win a Pair of Tickets to the Tatton Park Foodie Festival this May

Competition now closed. Congratulations to winners, Billy Warren (Essex) Angela Webster (Cheshire) Liz Carlisle (Berks) Corinne Harvey (Staffordshire) Anna Helm (North Yorkshire) Will Cooper (Manchester) James Shaw (Cheshire) Mark Dohert (Lancashire) Stuart Dunlop (Wales) Elizabeth Ferguson (Northumberland).

Bristol Harbourside Foodie Festival 2013

Foodies Festival is delighted to return to Bristol Harbourside from the 12th - 14th July 2013. The UK's largest celebration of food and drink will see visitors flock from the surrounding areas to feast on the vast array of culinary activities for the third consecutive year in Bristol. Top chefs, including Michelin-starred Martin Blunos, Rachel Demuth from Demuths, Ronnie Faulkner from Ronnies, Romy Gill from Romy's Kitchen, Richard Davies from The Manor House Hotel and Chris Staines from The Allium Brasserie will cook their signature dishes live in the Chefs' Theatre and explain how amateur cooks can prepare the same dishes at home.

The Bar Keeper's Friend Can Now Be Your Friend Too

Back in 1882 a chemist from Indianapolis noticed how clean and shiny his tarnished pot was after cooking rhubarb. So using an active ingredient that's found in the rhubarb plant he made a talcum smooth cleaner and sold it to the city's taverns. It worked so well that it was called 'Bar Keepers Friend' - and now it can be your friend too.

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