We’ve been gobbling up turkeys at Christmas for hundreds of years. Henry VIII is said to have been the first British king to feast on roast turkey, but Edward VII made it a festive fashion ...

But during the Second World War, turkey was in short supply. To keep spirits up people created fake Christmas food such as mock turkey shaped from other meats such as the afore mentioned rabbit or ...

My Christmas turkey crown is perfect for a smaller gathering; it’s easy to carve, too. You can buy the crown on or off the bone: I prefer it on the bone as it gives more flavour and helps the ...

Vienna, Austria Vienna, the enchanting Austrian capital, transforms into a Christmas wonderland that is a feast for both eyes ...

With this in mind, here are five Christmas foods to eat for a restful and rejuvenating night’s sleep. No, it’s not a myth: turkey can actually make you feel sleepy. Turkey contains an amino ...

However, as many people have sorted out their Christmas presents, another big shop is for food. A particular food ... to share their very own recipe for turkey gravy. Tristan Welch a house chef ...

Pairing food and alcohol is about identifying the ... But of course if you eschew the turkey on Christmas day, the roundabout begins again... Pair turkey, stuffing and cranberry sauce with ...