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Spring Issue · March 2026

Cook with
what the
earth offers.

Recipes built around the season’s best. Deep dives into ingredients at their peak, from first asparagus to last winter squash.

Asparagus Season · Rhubarb is Here · Wild Garlic Foraging · Spring Pea Risotto · Strawberry First Flush · Farmer’s Market Guide · Spring Ferments · New: Preservation Guides

Ingredient Profiles

Know your produce.

Full Produce Guide →

Wild Garlic

Peppery woodland floors

MAR — MAY

Asparagus

Brief, brilliant spears

APR — JUN

Rhubarb

Tart stalks, sweet potential

MAR — JUL

Tomatoes

Sun-ripened perfection

JUN — OCT

Courgettes

Versatile summer squash

JUN — SEP

Sweet Corn

Golden sweetness

JUL — OCT

Squash

Earthy golden flesh

SEP — DEC

Beetroot

Deep purple richness

JUL — DEC

Apples

Crisp orchard harvest

AUG — NOV

Kale

Hardy winter green

NOV — MAR

Parsnips

Sweet after frost

NOV — MAR

Brussels Sprouts

Frost-kissed brassicas

NOV — FEB

Wild Garlic

Peppery woodland floors

MAR — MAY

Asparagus

Brief, brilliant spears

APR — JUN

Rhubarb

Tart stalks, sweet potential

MAR — JUL

New Potatoes

Earthy, waxy gems

APR — JUL

Peas

Sweet green bursts

MAY — JUL

Radishes

Crisp peppery crunch

MAR — JUN

Tomatoes

Sun-ripened perfection

JUN — OCT

Courgettes

Versatile summer squash

JUN — SEP

Sweet Corn

Golden sweetness

JUL — OCT

Runner Beans

Climbing abundance

JUL — SEP

Strawberries

Fragrant summer jewels

JUN — AUG

Cucumbers

Cool crisp refreshment

JUN — SEP

Squash

Earthy golden flesh

SEP — DEC

Beetroot

Deep purple richness

JUL — DEC

Apples

Crisp orchard harvest

AUG — NOV

Blackberries

Hedgerow treasures

AUG — OCT

Pears

Buttery autumn fruit

SEP — NOV

Leeks

Silky allium depth

SEP — MAR

Kale

Hardy winter green

NOV — MAR

Parsnips

Sweet after frost

NOV — MAR

Brussels Sprouts

Frost-kissed brassicas

NOV — FEB

Celeriac

Knobby celery root

OCT — MAR

Swede

Sweet earthy mash

OCT — MAR

Purple Sprouting

Late winter reward

FEB — APR

“The most subversive act in a world of instant gratification is to wait for a strawberry — and to remember what it tastes like when it finally arrives.”

— The Seasonal Table, On Patience & Produce

What’s Cooking Now

Early spring table.

Asparagus dish
Feature · Spring · 45 min

Slow-roasted Asparagus with Brown Butter, Capers & Soft Egg

Serves 4 · Intermediate
Snap pea salad
Quick · Spring · 20 min

Snap Pea & Burrata Salad with Preserved Lemon

Serves 2 · Easy
Rhubarb jam
Preserve · Spring · 2 hrs

Rhubarb & Rose Jam with Cardamom

Makes 3 jars · Easy
Spring frittata
Dinner · Spring · 1 hr

Spring Greens Frittata with Wild Garlic

Serves 4 · Easy
Retro Revival Mid-century Bold Colour Playful Kitchen Farmhouse Natural Wood Olive and Terra Terracotta

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