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2. 'Super pea' could curb diabetes, say scientists; NEWS BRIEFING news
3. 'Super pea' could curb diabetes, say scientists; NEWS BRIEFING news
4. GROWING CONCERNS; Sweet peas are not losing their scent - in fact there's a better choice of smells than ever. By Graham Rice
5. Ice, ice, flavour: 17 ways with frozen fruit and veg, from bhindi masala to cherry clafoutis; Freezer staples such as peas, spinach and blueberries aren't just for kids and sports injuries -- they are nutritious, convenient and ever so versatile
6. Save the world: grow beans and peas; Legumes are not only good to eat, they're great for the planet, too
7. Mum left 'in tears' after biting into 'stowaway chilli' in bag of Tesco peas; Sherilyn Horton, 38, said her tongue 'hasn't had that much excitement since she was a teenager' after she chomped down on the fiery chilli while making dinner
8. Thomasina Miers' recipe for baked spiced rice; A Mediterranean one-pot summer treat for easy cooking and even easier clearing up
9. RECIPE FROM THYME
10. A waste-free recipe for Venetian rice and peas; An utterly delicious, waste-free cross between soup and risotto
11. Donnie Johnston: Gardening is not for faint of heart
12. THE QUICK COOK
13. 'I turned foraging into a career' When Alysia Vasey, 48, became disenchanted with teaching, she looked to her Yorkshire roots and turned her childhood passion into her profession
14. 'We have had applause in the car park' Many food businesses have struggled in lockdown, but fish and chip shops are thriving. Pip Sloan finds out why
15. Severe thunderstorm warning, watches up until 9 p.m. Friday; flood advisory for Chesco
16. Keep cool and stylish through the heatwave; Gingham, smocked tops and seersucker dresses are essentials for a stay-at-home summer, says Caroline Leaper d er als
17. Spuds you'll like: the first earlies are nearly ready; The big taste of British summer starts with a bowl of small potatoes
18. Chelsea Pensioners build own eden after flower show axed for first time since WW2; The RHS Chelsea Flower Show, held since 1913, can't happen this year due to coronavirus -but that didn't stop these veteran retirees from enjoying a slice of the event's splendour
19. THE ART OF FRIDAY NIGHT DINNER FROM THE PANDEMIC PANTRY; As lockdown turns to meltdown, Eleanor Steafel says a simple salad is all you need
20. Spring salad never tasted so good, thanks to a lively quick-pickle marinade
21. How to make your own pasta; Angela Hartnett's method for the best homemade pasta, plus her recipe for tagliatelle with peas and parma hamMake your own takeaway favourites: pizza, kebab, chicken tikka masala
22. Here to Help; Keep a Garden on the Balcony, Fire Escape or Even Indoors
23. Green around the grills
24. It's about time: 10 meals that take 10 minutes, and 10 that take 10 hours; Whether you need a quick fix or have hours to while away, there is a delicious recipe for you
25. Spring salad never tasted so good, thanks to a lively quick-pickle marinade
26. AN ODE TO THE MINIBAR
27. Could this spell under house arrest cure my itchy feet?
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29. The seedling race gets under way; And they're off! The baby peas and beans are out on their own. But will they survive?
30. AJC REMEMBERS: Thelma Grundy, 93, a legend in soul food
31. A GREEN THUMB MAKES A GOOD MOM; FIRST PERSON
32. My stepmother's bagged a slot at the salon the first step back to normal is to get your roots done
33. ATLANTA ORDERS IN: MISSION AND MARKET
34. How Instagram changed our world; It started as a photo-sharing platform, but quickly rose to become the most influential app of our generation. Now, a forensic new book reveals the struggles and eccentricities of the men behind Instagram
35. READERS' LETTERS
36. You can always rely on Brits to give peas a chance; Avowed 'legume of love' fan Debora Robertson says it's no wonder we eat thousands of them a year
37. A Community Cookbook Comeback
38. Meera Sodha's vegan recipe for chickpea pasta in a spring vegetable stew; Gujarati dhokli meets Italian vignole to create a warming taste of spring
39. Last Link in Food Chain Holds Strong for the Needy
40. High-fiber foods linked to lower breast cancer risk
41. ONE INGREDIENT, FIVE WAYS; Top chefs tip easy dishes to make with handy staples This week: Frozen peas
42. Fresh veg hard to come by? Grow your own microgreens; Check your garden, path edges -- even the back of your kitchen cupboard. Then get sprouting
43. SW1A ? JACOB Rees-Mogg says [...]; @ESTHELONDONER thelondoner@standard.co.uk
44. MIDDLE EASTERN STAPLES: Hummus for all: Popular spread inspires countless tasty spinoffs
45. Clodagh's Kitchen; Stockpile soup that serves up a fresh springtime hit in 10 minutes
46. Taking Comfort In a Familiar Wine
47. MIDDLE EASTERN STAPLES: Hummus for all: Popular spread inspires countless tasty spinoffs
48. WHAT TO DO THIS WEEK
49. A taste of spring; COOK FOR COMFORT This month's ingredients, from vibrant greens to fresh cheese, can help to bring a ray of light to the table, says Angela Hartnett
50. Dear Xanthe... Setting off the smoke alarm every time you cook a steak, or struggling to get your sponge to rise? Our food columnist solves all your kitchen conundrums, from perfecting poached eggs to conjuring up dinner while in self-isolation
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