Foodism teamed up with Zurich for a one-night dinner at Canal, where chefs Corin Schmid and Lewis de Haas showcased the city’s flourishing food and wine scene
Why family recipes are about more than the food
by Clare Finney
From millionaire’s shortbread to six-course tasting menus, cooks reveal how love lives in the details, and why the meals that matter the most are rarely just about the food, finds Clare Finney
Four recipes from Jad Youssef's Lebnani
The best Lebanese recipes rarely leave the family kitchen. In his debut cookbook, chef Jad Youssef opens his own – sharing over 80 dishes
Behind the at-home pizza revolution
by Mike Gibson
At-home pizza ovens have turned a generation’s restaurant obsession into a live-fire ritual. Mike Gibson pans for gold
Best new London restaurant openings to try in July
Whether you want a new Asian-influenced BBQ joint, an homage to the traditional meyhanes of Istanbul and Northern Cyprus, or a handroll spot, we've rounded up the best of July openings
Can wild foraging help us reconnect with what ends up on our dinner plate?
by Patrick Dunne
On a day-trip in Kent with Kol's Santiago Lastra, Patrick dunne tries to reconnect with what ends up on our plate, and finds that wild foraging is less wild than you might think
Barragán-pink hues in this subterranean drinking den: Mixology at El Siete
by Patrick Dunne
The old adage that London, while arguably the best city in the world for food and drink, just can’t do anything vaguely Mexican-related well has run its course – enter El Siete
The Foodism guide to the Florida Panhandle
A trip to the Florida Panhandle region offers Louisiana-influenced food and Alabama-adjacent sounds alongside gin-clear waters, bright white beaches, and dolphins to be spotted in the wild, finds Michaella Parkes
What Christy Cooked: prawn and pomelo salad
by Christy Spring
Bigger than a grapefruit, milder than a lemon – the pomelo is the ancient citrus you’ve been sleeping on. Paired with fat prawns, fresh herbs and blistered rice paper crackers, it makes a bright summer salad
Jeremy Chan: my career in Five Dishes
by Christy Spring
From fried chicken to jellyfish-topped ice cream, Ikoyi’s Jeremy Chan talks Christy Spring through the dishes behind his restless, rule-breaking cooking – and why a little mystery still matters
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The Home Cooking Issue 2026
No. 67
Foodism turns its focus to the kitchen table. This issue explores the shifting culture of home cooking – how we shop, cook and eat now – through a mix of nostalgia, technique and changing habits. We look at the restaurants that have endured and what they can teach us about longevity, revisit the rise and recalibration of vegan dining, and unpack the renewed push towards nose-to-tail eating at home. There’s practical inspiration throughout, from mastering Neapolitan-style pizza in your own kitchen to foraging with chefs and bringing those ingredients back to the plate. Elsewhere, our drinks pages and regular sections offer the tools, bottles and ideas shaping what and how we cook, while our travel features – from Segovia to British Columbia – explore the traditions that continue to influence domestic cooking. Taken together, the issue is a portrait of home cooking today: informed, ambitious and constantly evolving.
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