From recipe inspiration, to modern twists on old classics and easy menu ideas for entertaining friends or cooking for family, we have the right recipe for every occasion in our extensive and expertly curated collection. 

In our huge selection of recipes and food ideas for breakfast, lunch and dinner you'll find everything from chicken recipes to pasta dishes, healthy recipes for a balanced lifestyle, vegetarian and vegan recipes and, of course, the very best recipes for desserts – all cooked up and developed in our own kitchens before being shared with you for your enjoyment. 

Baked or no bake, everyone loves cheesecake. Baked cheesecakes tend to be richer in taste but lighter in texture whereas unbaked cheesecakes are generally thicker and firmer set, but everyone has their own preference, as it's a matter of personal taste. We've gathered the recipes that are the best of both worlds.

Every day we bring you the latest news on Sarah, Duchess of York, everything you need to know about the royal. We love keeping up with all the royal news here at woman&home, and help to keep our readers in the know on what Sarah is up to – like her latest career milestones, her best social media updates and her bond with her daughers, Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice. Duchess Sarah was born in London on 15th October 1959. She was introduced to the royal family when she married Prince Andrew, Her Majesty the Queen’s second son, back in 1986. It is believed that Sarah and Prince Andrew were childhood friends that grew apart as they got older. It is reported that they were reunited by the late Princess Diana herself during a trip to Ascot in 1985. Two years after their wedding, they welcomed their first daughter, Princess Beatrice, while Princess Eugenie followed in 1990. After ten years of marriage, the royal pair announced they were to separate. Despite their divorce, the ex husband and wife duo have maintained a close bond and tight family unit, with their daughters who are ninth and tenth in line to the throne. She currently lives at Royal Lodge, York family's royal residence in Windsor. Nowadays Duchess Sarah keeps busy with diligent charity work with organisations such as Caudwell Children, Street Child and the Children's Air Ambulance. She has also been the author of over 25 books. She is also in line to write seven more children’s books, three of which are set to be released in late 2020.

Chutney recipes are a great way to use and preserve a glut of seasonal vegetables and fruit. As well as traditional chutneys such as mango, tomato and picalilli to serve with cold meats and cheese, there’s a new breed of lighter fresher chutney recipes and relishes such as plum and port to serve with slow roasted pork, that bring chutney making bang up to date.

Every day we bring you the latest Kate Middleton news, everything you need to know about the Duchess of Cambridge. We love keeping up with all the royal news here at woman&home, and know what Catherine is up to - from her latest outfits and formal royal appearances, to royal tours, new projects, and how her three children – Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis – are doing! Kate Middleton became the Duchess of Cambridge after marrying Prince William on 29 April 2011, and has since become a firm favourite of royal fans’ in the UK and worldwide. Catherine met Prince William at the University of St Andrews in 2001, ten years before the two eventually tied the knot at Westminster Abbey. Prince William popped the question to his then girlfriend in October 2010, in Kenya, during a 10-day trip to the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy. Their engagement was announced by Clarence House on 16 November 2010. Catherine now lives with her husband and three children at the family's official residence in Kensington Palace, in London. They also spend time at their country home in Norfolk, Anmer Hall, situated on the grounds of the Queen's Sandringham Estate. The future Queen consort often supports the Queen at royal events, both in the UK and abroad. She is also a patron of a number of organisations, including the National Portrait Gallery. However, her main focus has been on projects around children’s early development and what can be changed and improved so that kids everywhere can have the best possible start in life. Catherine also often speaks about her love for photography, and is an Honorary Member of the Royal Photographic Society.

A comforting casserole is unrivalled in flavour and the ideal recipe to enjoy on a cold winter’s evening. Whether you prefer lamb, chicken, pork, beef or even a fish stew, after a few hours the meat melts down so it’s incredibly tender and it’s become infused with the flavour of the stock and veg you’ve used.

Buffet recipes for when you're expecting a crowd and want easy recipes to share, including easy finger food and sharing dishes that work well hot cold. These easy recipes can be made ahead, laid out on a table and enjoyed while standing and mingling.

Afternoon tea recipes are as much a part of British culture as enjoying fish and chips on a rainy beach and having a talent for queuing orderly. Whether you’re thinking of getting the girls round for a fun afternoon or have decided to throw a charity bash, these afternoon tea recipes are sure to have you hailed a hero by whoever tries them.

Minced is such a versatile ingredients and makes a delicious base for many comfort food classics, including lasagne, chilli con carne and spaghetti Bolognese. Find new ways with mince with our easy mince recipes, from the ultimate burger to a healthier take on cottage pie homemade burgers.

There are plenty of ways to serve the beautiful, vibrant, humble beetroot - you can enjoy it steamed, roasted, boiled into a soup, raw or pickled and each preparation method gives it a different, distinct taste which means that even if you’re hesitant about beetroot, you’ll certainly find a recipe you enjoy.

Easy dinner party recipes that will impress, including make ahead starter recipes to share, dinner party main courses that you can get ready before your guests arrive and decadent desserts that will finish your meal in style.

Trifle is a classic British dessert that’s making a comeback. Traditionally, it’s made up of layers of cake soaked in port, jelly, fruit, custard and whipped cream and we’ve got both traditional recipes and new takes on this classic.

Homemade meringue is a tricky thing to get right but we show you how with our collection of meringue recipes. Whether it's Swiss, French or Italian meringue, our recipes show you how to make it and - most importantly - the best way to eat it.

Welcome to our woman&home Amazing Women Awards. We celebrate the most inspiring women in all walks of life – from high-profile celebrities to women helping others in their community with our Amazing Women Awards. 

Every day we bring you the latest news on Her Majesty The Queen, everything you need to know about the royal. We love keeping up with all the royal news here at woman&home, and know what The Queen is up to – from her important formal royal engagements and charity work, to the symbolic outfits she has worn throughout the years and her quiet private life where she enjoys various different hobbies and activities. Since taking up the crown back in 1952 at the age of just 25 after the untimely passing of her father King George VI, The Queen has become the longest-ever serving monarch in British History. During her reign she has developed relationships with numerous world leaders and has travelled the world over as part of royal visits. An important figurehead for the country and commonwealth, the monarch has led her followers through a time of enormous social change and has even reflected society’s new ideals in the way that she has governed her own family. Queen Elizabeth is an important figure not only to the country and commonwealth but to her own vast family of four children, eight grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. The Queen married husband Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh back in 1947 and together the couple share eldest son and heir apparent Prince Charles, as well as Princess Anne, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward. Through Prince Charles, who is now married to Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, the Queen has grandsons Prince William and Prince Harry, whose mother Princess Diana tragically passed away in 1997. The monarch is also grandmother to Princess Anne’s children Peter Phillips and Zara Tindall, Prince Andrew’s daughters Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie and Prince Edward’s children James Mountbatten-Windsor, Viscount Severn and Lady Louise Mountbatten-Windsor. The Queen also has eight great-grandchildren: the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s three children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis; the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s son Archie Mountbatten-Windsor; Peter and Autumn Phillips’ daughters Savannah and Isla Phillips and Zara and Mike Tindall’s daughters Mia and Lena Tindall. Her Majesty The Queen currently resides in official royal residences Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle. Queen Elizabeth supports successes in all walks of life through the annual programme of Investitures (where she presents members of the general public with their honours), Garden Parties, receptions and other awards given in her name, which allow her to show her gratitude to all those who have made a contribution to the life of the nation and the Commonwealth.

Butternut squash is a versatile vegetable that can roasted, toasted, pureed for soups, mashed or used in casseroles, breads and muffins and it has a comforting flavour to it that evokes autumn. We’ve gathered our best butternut squash recipes, so depending on how much time you have and what ingredients you’ve got in the fridge, there’s bound to be something that tickles your fancy.  

Every day we bring you the latest Prince William news, everything you need to know about the Duke of Cambridge. We love keeping up with all the royal news here at woman&home, and know what Prince William is up to - from his latest charity projects and formal royal appearances, to royal tours, new smart initiatives, and how is three young children – Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis – are doing! Prince William was born on 21 June 1982 to father Prince Charles and his mother, the late Princess Diana. Prince William became a big brother to Prince Harry, when he was born in 1984 and the pair have been close their entire lives. He is the Queen’s third grandchild and Prince Charles’ firstborn son, meaning he is third in line to the British throne and is expected to become King some day. After studying for his A-Levels at Eton College, a young Prince William attended the University of St Andrews where he began studying Art History but later changed his degree to Geography. During his time at the Scottish university, he began dating his now wife, the Duchess of Cambridge. After ten year romance, William finally popped the question and asked Catherine to marry him while they were holidaying in a lodge at the foot of Mount Kenya. On 29 April 2011, the iconic couple tied the knot in a lavish white wedding at Westminster Abbey and the duo became the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. The royal couple welcomed their first child, Prince George, in 2013. He was followed by Princess Charlotte in 2015 and Prince Louis in 2018. William lives with Catherine and their three children at Kensington Palace, in London. They also spend time at their country home in Norfolk, Anmer Hall, situated on the grounds of the Queen's Sandringham Estate. Prince William is also known for his role in the British Army and the Royal Air Force and worked as a helicopter pilot in the Search and Rescue Force. These days he works alongside Duchess Catherine in important charity projects and is an advocate for mental health in conjunction with the Cambridge’s initiative, Heads Together.

Every day we bring you the latest Sophie Wessex news, everything you need to know about the Countess of Wessex. We love keeping up with all the royal news here at woman&home, and know what Sophie is up to. The royal always looks extra chic at every royal appearance (we love all of Sophie's outfits) and has plenty of interesting projects you might want to hear about. Sophie, whose maiden name is Rhys-Jones, was born on 20 January 1965 in Oxford. She met Prince Edward at a tennis event in the summer of 1993, and the two announced their engagement six years later, in January 1999. Their wedding ceremony took place at St. George's Chapel, Windsor Castle, on 19 June 1999, when it was announced The Queen had conferred her the title of Her Royal Highness The Countess of Wessex. The couple went on to have two children, Lady Louise, who was born on 8 November 2003 and James, Viscount Severn who was born on 17 December 2007. Sophie now lives with her husband Prince Edward and their two children at Bagshot Park in Surrey – not far from The Queen’s residence at Windsor Castle and Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s UK base, Frogmore Cottage. She has become one of the favourite faces of the British royal family, and is often seen as the firm's 'secret weapon' because of her quiet hard work. Sophie dedicates her time and efforts as a royal to several fields, including agriculture, avoidable blindness, as well as provisions for people with disabilities and opportunities for young people. The Countess became the first ever Patron of London College of Fashion in 2013, and she’s also announced in 2019 that she is committed to champion the Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda and the UK’s Preventing Sexual Violence in Conflict Initiative (PSVI).

Hosting a dinner party? Our starter recipes will ensure you’ve got the perfect menu planned to impress guests. We’ve got plenty of starter recipe ideas to inspire you, like tarts, salads, soups and plenty more to really get meal going.  

More and more people are choosing to adopt a vegan lifestyle and our pick of vegan recipes aims to inspire, with new and interesting recipes alongside vegan versions of recipe favourites, from breakfast and vegan main courses to vegan desserts and even vegan cake recipes.

Baking a beautiful cake doesn't have to be difficult or stressful. The baking itself should be simple enough and if you're looking for something more elaborate and show-stopping, you can take some time on the decorating to make it look the part.

Slow cooker recipes are the ultimate comfort food with no fuss, from rich beef casseroles to warming chicken stews that you can leave to cook themselves. The best thing about cooking with a slow cooker is that once you've prepped the ingredients and put them in, you can leave it to cook for most of the day while you get on with something else.  

Every day we bring you the latest news on Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, everything you need to know about the royal. We love keeping up with all the royal news here at woman&home, and know what Duchess Camilla is up to - from her latest fashion-forward outfits and formal royal engagements, to exciting royal tours, charity work, and her life with husband Prince Charles. Camilla was introduced as Duchess of Cornwall after marrying heir apparent Prince Charles back in 2005. The Duchess was previously married to British Army officer Andrew Parker Bowles, with whom she shares children Tom Parker Bowles and Laura Lopes. She and Prince Charles are said to have met in the early seventies, before either of them married, but came back together in marriage in the new century. Since the royal couple tied the knot, Camilla has been stepmum to Prince Charles' two sons Prince William and Prince Harry, who he shares with late ex-wife Princess Diana. She is also step-grandmother to the heir apparent's four grandchildren, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, Prince Louis and Master Archie. Duchess Camilla currently resides in official royal residence Clarence House with the Prince of Wales, near Buckingham Palace and Kensington Palace in London. She has been seen supporting the Queen in numerous royal engagements and on various royal tours, many of them alongside her husband. The Duchess is patron to numerous charities and has shown her support towards many important causes, including, literacy, animal welfare, poverty, domestic abuse and homelessness. Her Royal Highness has even been seen reading to children to support literacy and encourage the important hobby in young people.

Our resident expert astrologers, Penny Thornton and Sally Trotman, provide weekly horoscopes and regular astrological updates for woman&home, with forecasts for every star sign on love, family, career, and more. 

Penny Thornton is one of the world's leading astrologers and started her career after being awarded a Diploma from the Faculty of Astrological Studies in London. Since then she has written eight books on astrology.

Sally Trotman is an astrologer and psychic, who contributes her expertise and wisdom to the woman&home weekly horoscope.

Sally's work guides her followers to reach for the stars via the mediums of astrology, numerology and tarot. She also teaches yoga, meditation, and reiki.

Together, Pemmy and Sally provide woman&home readers with fascinating insights and expert predictions in their weekly horoscopes and astrological updates. 

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