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I’ll never forget the fish tacos I had in Mexico – here’s the recipe

Recreating the fish tacos he ate for breakfast in Baja California takes our writer back to his hot, dusty 1,000-mile cycle down the peninsula

Pongal is comfort food for south India’s harvest season – plus the recipe

Pongal is both a harvest festival, which starts today, and the rice and dal breakfast dish eaten to mark its arrival

A virtual tour of Peru through films, food, books and music

We may not be able to travel at the moment, but our new series of virtual guides brings the world to you – starting with a cultural tour of Peru

Subtle and soothing: my obsession with Thai massaman curry – plus the recipe

A literary interview over dinner in Bangkok led to the mild, Muslim-influenced dish becoming a fixture in our writer’s London kitchen

21 places to go in 2021: ‘The holidays we’re dreaming of this year’

Instead of the travel hotlist we usually launch in January, writers across Europe pick the local spots they long to go back to when things open up

The Danish New Year’s Eve dish that links my ancestors and me – plus the recipe

Chef Trine Hahnemann on cod with mustard sauce – and the memories of visits to family in Ærøskøbing it brings back

Why Provence’s pompe à l’huile means Christmas to me – plus the recipe

A wonderful bread that used to be made by dumping flour into the olive mill to soak up the oil is a vital part of Christmas in rural south-east France

Singapore street food added to Unesco heritage list

The city-state’s cosmopolitan ‘hawker culture’ has been added to the prestigious list – welcome recognition after a tough year for vendors. Plus five of the best food centres to visit

Why sour cabbage sarma means Christmas to me – plus the recipe

All this foodie Instagrammer wants for Christmas is her Macedonian grandmother’s parcels of meat and rice wrapped in beetroot-tinted sour cabbage leaves

Interrailing at 50: reliving our backpacking days … in style

The European rail pass offers two friends a second bite at their youth, as they savour bars, views and food from Amsterdam to Copenhagen

A foraging trip for flavours and peace of mind in Epping Forest

Searching for wild foods in the UK can mean discovering fresh or forgotten tastes. For one furloughed worker it also turned into a life-affirming hobby

The return of Thomas Hardy’s favourite haunt, the King’s Arms, Dorchester – review

This newly-restored 16th-century hotel and inn, immortalised by the novelist, had a rocky start due to the pandemic. But, unlike most of his stories, there is hope of a happy ending

Why a plate of arancini means our summer in Sicily has begun – plus the recipe

When the ferry docks in Palermo, the food writer heads straight to a waterside bar to devour these delicious deep-fried rice balls

Why poule au pot is France on a plate – plus the recipe

A chicken stew in the French Pyrenees made the Guardian food writer fall in love with French cuisine all over again

How I fell in love with Portugal’s briny, garlicky clams – plus the recipe

One food writer so loved the country’s famed shellfish he set up his own restaurant in the clam capital of the Algarve

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  • 15 great cottages and cabins for an autumn escape in the UK
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  • ‘To sleep in a sculpture is a wonderful idea’: a hike along Andy Goldsworthy’s epic art trail in Haute-Provence
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  • 10 of the best mountain huts in Europe: bunkrooms, bothies and bonhomie
  • ‘Gateways to heaven’: readers’ favourite trips in Europe’s mountains
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  • ‘So big and so close’: spotting endangered bears on a trip to northern Spain

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