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Try this recipe from renowned British steakhouse, Hawksmoor. From farming and food-obsessed families, founders and childhood friends, Will & Huw, opened the first Hawksmoor in East London in 2006. They had a simple three-fold goal: find the best possible beef; master the simple-seeming art of cooking the perfect steak; and create an environment where everyone, guests and staff, could relax and enjoy themselves.

The recipes have been served at candlelight supers where the menus have had a historic theme. They include Suffolk Country Crumble, Peas Potage and a special dessert. When you make them, imagine the magic of a summer’s night in Constable Country!

In this episode, NT podcast producer, Sean Douglas visits the Isle of Wight to investigate reports of wildlife taking over the island while humans were away. He will also explore whether there will be a long-term positive impact on how we co-exist with the nature around us.

This week, treat yourself with these recipes of tasty British sweets

To celebrate Her Majesty's birthday last week, the Royal Pastry Chefs shared recipes for one of her favorite cupcake recipes.

Spread the love with these recipes of refined desserts featuring fruits, cream and more. Enjoy your Valentine’s day by sharing these delicacies with your loved ones

While countries like Italy and France forged their reputation on the pleasures of the vine, Britain is better known for its ales, ciders, and whiskies. Try these recipes to liven up the old standbys.

In this special cooking column, we spotlight recipes enjoyed by the Royal Family

The tradition of advent calendars began in Germany in the 19th century. Religious families marked the countdown to Christmas in various ways, including hanging devotional pictures on the wall. The first-known advent calendar was made out of wood in 1851. By the early 1900s printed calendars appeared doors were added in the 1920s and chocolates in the 1950s. Advent calendars continue to be popular today and come in all shapes and sizes.

If you’re looking for somewhere special to escape the hustle and bustle this Christmas, look no further than the National Trust. See historic houses decked out for the season in the style of centuries gone by, or stroll through frosty winter gardens covered in sparkling lights.