Delicious UK - (01)January 2020

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EXPLOREA

NEWMENU

Brightenyour

Januarywith

freshflavours.

Beginwitha

citrussysharing

starter,moveon

toa satisfying

meatballmain

andfinishwith

anindulgent

comfortpud.

Warm salad of roast fennel,

clementines, burrata & chicory, p

Turkish meatballs,

p

Duke of Cambridge tart,

p

Lose yourself in cinema

This month, take your pick of

new releases with a historical

flavour (quality popcorn

essential). Greta Gerwig’s

version of the much-filmed novel

Little Women (out now), set after

the American Civil War, stars

Saoirse Ronan (below, with

Timothée Chalamet) and Meryl

Streep. Meanwhile 1917 (out

10 Jan), directed by Sam Mendes,

tells the story of two young

British soldiers tasked with

delivering a vital message during

World War One. For something

lighter, try The Personal History

of David Copperfield (out 24 Jan),

a new Dickens adaptation with a

stellar cast. Rather stay in and

stream something with a good

meal? See p88 for inspiration.

ENTERA COMPETITION...

...that could change your life. The Scottish Baking Awards

reward excellence in artisan baking and patisserie, and are

open to amateurs and professionals across the UK (entry £35,

£15 for students and under-16s; closes 20 June).

The eight categories include bread, sugarcraft, chocolate and

home baking, plus an open-category class for under-16s. Gold,

Silver and Bronze medals will be awarded at a live judging day

at Mar Hall Hotel near Glasgow on 5 September – a great day

out for spectators (tickets £15; scottishbakingawards.co.uk).

Not camera-shy? Entry will open in autumn for season 12

of The Great British Bake Off (gbbo.take-part.co.uk) and early

this year for the new series of MasterChef 2021 (masterchef.

com), when the new series airs. Mark your diary.

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