BBC Good Food - 04.2020

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This may seem

controversial and

I’m sure it will annoy

many readers, but

am I the only one

getting frustrated

with vegan and

vegetarian food being

named after well-known,

meat-based dishes? I don’t

mind who eats what – I love

veg, meat,fish, pulses etc – but

I don’t understand why there are suddenly

cauliflower steaks, chicken-less nuggets and

shepherd’s pie without the lamb (last I checked

shepherds didn’t herd lentils!). I see advertising

for vegan food declaring it, ‘tastes and looks like

meat!’ Why not enjoy a vegetable for what it is?

Perhaps I’m missing the point but I’d be

interested to know what others think.

Ellie Martin, Oswestry, Shropshire

Ellie wins 12 bottles of customer

favourite La Fonte d’Oro (£13.99,

bbcgoodfoodwineclub.com).

Puglia produces terrific, big, spicy

reds and this wine is especially so.

Made from semi-dried Primitivo

and Negroamaro grapes, by

a winemaker with real passion –

Gaetane Carron. A rewarding

wine to enjoy alongside your

leg of lamb (p22) this Easter.

what you’ve been cooking

You’ve been making our recipes... #bbcgoodfood

V@davey_pickering

We’d love a big spoonful

of Dave’s lemon drizzle

sponge pudding (Feb).

V@thehappykitchenfood

company

How good does this version

of our spring one-pot roast

chicken (March) look?

V@meganfairbairn123

Check out the beautiful neat

layers in Megan’s batch of our

coffee walnut millionaire’s

shortbread (March).

V@mealsbakesnbreaks

Melanie made Gordon

Ramsay’s pan-seared duck with

pak choi & orange sauce (Feb),

and it looks just like Gordon’s!

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your lo c al e at s

This month, Sophie Bell

recommends Bank House

in King’s Lynn, Norfolk

(thebankhouse.co.uk)

Sat just offthe River Great

Ouse and neighbouring the

historic Custom House, this

restaurant and bar offer an ideal location. The

menu supplies a variety of dishes to suit everyone,

and the butternut risotto is simply delicious.

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