Slow-cooked lamb with shallots, fennel and broad beans
Tom Parker Bowles
Tom is appearing across 2026 UK literary festivals including Wimbledon and Faversham, sharing recipes and stories from his latest cookbook celebrating home-cooking and royal culinary history.
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Nós Somos Douro, Portugal, 2024
Morrisons, £10
About this wine
Nós Somos Douro 2024 is a Portuguese red that typically shows the region’s signature mix of ripe dark fruit, spice, and a firm, structured feel, with the Douro’s schist soils and warm, dry climate often giving the wine depth, concentration, and a savoury edge. In the glass, expect something that feels bold b.ut balanced, with blackberry or plum-like fruit, a touch of violet or herbs, and enough tannin to make it a good match for grilled meats, roast lamb, or rich Mediterranean dishes
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Tandoori spiced pork steak, green chutney and chilli lime sweetcorn
Tony Singh
Scottish chef Tony Singh MBE fronts Loganair’s monthly “Singh on a Wing” YouTube/Instagram food series launched January 2026, and hosts The Migration Menu live dinner in Edinburgh on 31 May 2026.
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Found Balearic Island Red, Spain, 2023
M&S, £12
About this wine
Found Balearic Island Red 2023 is a Mallorca-based red made from native Callet and Manto Negro with Cabernet Sauvignon, so it has the Balearics’ warmer Mediterranean style rather than a heavy, high-oak profile. Expect juicy dark fruit, a savoury herbal streak, soft spice, and a smooth medium-bodied finish, with enough freshness to keep it easy to drink on its own or with grilled lamb, sausages, or roast vegetables.
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Puffed rice fried chicken sandwich with fresh crisps
Tim Vincent
Tim Vincent is the East London entrepreneur and founder of Earl’s sandwich shop in Leytonstone and Back to Ours café, cutting his teeth running specialty coffee spots before launching high-quality sourdough and focaccia sandwiches.
Crispy popcorn mussels and mussel gratin
Matt Tebbutt
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Finest Picpoul de Pinet, France, 2024
Tesco, From £9
About this wine
Tesco Finest Picpoul de Pinet 2024 is a bone-dry, refreshing white from the Languedoc-Roussillon on France’s Mediterranean coast, made from 100% Picpoul and noted for its bright, lemony, zesty character with green-apple juiciness and a long mineral finish. It’s medium-bodied with crisp acidity, citrus and lime flavours, and a clean, slightly textured palate, making it a classic Southern French seafood white that pairs beautifully with oysters, mussels, grilled fish, shellfish or light salads. The wine is produced sustainably by a co-operative andhas 13% alcohol.
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Turkish-style mezze
Matt Tebbutt
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Le Preare Chiaretto di Bardolino Classico, Italy, 2025
Tesco, £9.50
About this wine
Le Preare Chiaretto di Bardolino Classico 2025 is a pale, dry rosé from the Classico zone on the shores of Lake Garda in Veneto, made in the traditional Chiaretto style from Corvina, Rondinella and Molinara. It shows a delicate salmon-pink colour with fresh aromas of white flowers, red berries and citrus, leading into a light-to-medium-bodied, crisp palate with mild acidity, gentle red-fruit flavours and a clean, slightly herbal finish. This makes it an easy-drinking summer wine that pairs well with seafood, salads, light pasta, grilled vegetables or simply as an aperitivo.

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