Olive Burrow shares practical, down-to-earth guidance on mediterranean-inspired home cooking and kitchen gardening for readers across the UK.
A moist loaf cake using everyday ingredients, brightened with lemon zest and finished with a generous drizzle of fruity olive oil.
Keep this hardy Mediterranean herb within easy reach for roasts and dressings, with tips on drainage, watering and winter protection.
Build a relaxed spread of small plates, from whipped feta and hummus to grilled vegetables, without needing specialist equipment or hard-to-find ingredients.
Turn a glut of summer tomatoes into sweet, concentrated morsels that lift pasta, bruschetta and salads throughout the cooler months.
Learn to read labels, understand harvest dates and match peppery or mild oils to salads, baking and gentle frying in a British kitchen.
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A traditional North African method that transforms lemons into a soft, salty ingredient for tagines, dressings and grain salads.
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Mix a simple dough, rest it briefly, then cook soft, blistered flatbreads that suit dips, wraps and mopping up olive oil.
