Fruit and vegetables from the market, simple ideas and the wine to go with them.
Unloved because of school-dinner memories, Brussels sprouts are delicious roasted or pan-fried: they become sweet, crisp and almost nutty.
The recipe that will win you back to Brussels sprouts: caramelised, sweet and savoury.
A light, fruity red from Beaujolais.
A mountain gratin that smells of winter, creamy and melting.
A white from Savoie or Bugey, all about Altesse and freshness.
Very finely sliced, raw Brussels sprouts are crunchy and fresh.
A taut, mineral Chablis.
The perfect side for festive meals, with melt-in-the-mouth chestnuts.
A Pinot Noir from Burgundy, with notes of fruit and forest floor.
A bright, comforting pasta dish with golden sprouts and plenty of Parmesan.
A fresh white from Beaujolais or the Coteaux du Lyonnais.
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