APPLES
When to pick: between August and November
An easily grown fruit, both dessert and cooking apples are popular fruits to grow. Bramley is the most popular variety of cooking apple, while favourite dessert apple types include Golden Delicious.
BLACKBERRIES
When to pick: between July and September
Easily found in hedgerows from the late summer onwards, blackberries make for great jams and dessert fillings.
CHERRIES
When to pick: between June and August
Cherries are available in several varieties – some sweet and perfect for eating as is, while others are a little bitter when raw, but great when cooked into jams and desserts.
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About PlantBased
With summer finally with us, all the team here at PBHQ have gone BBQ mad this month to bring you an issue that’s packed full of plant based treats to cook outdoors!
BBQ food is not the first type of cuisine you’d usually associate with a plant based lifestyle; in fact some people may think they need to miss out altogether, but we have recipes that everyone will be clamouring to try.
Learn how to make authentic, smoky hot dogs, which will have even meat eaters hooked, in our step by step guide. Switch up your kebab game by experimenting with our marinades, or have fun trying out our striking black burger buns.
With the evenings now much lighter, more of us are making time to come out of hibernation and socialise in the evening with friends and family. Check out my guide to cooking for a crowd, along with some recipes to impress your guests, plant based or not.
For all of you living with partners and family members who don’t follow a plant based lifestyle, be sure to check out a feature from contributor Jessie Keogh, who talks about compromise and being in a relationship with someone who isn't vegan.
As ever, we hope you love the recipes and we can’t wait to see your take on them! Don’t forget to tag us on social media using #PBCreations or send your photos into me at editor@plantbasedmag.com.
I’ve thoroughly enjoyed the challenge of guest editing this month, as well as being busy creating recipes to share with you all. If you have a plant based food question don’t forget to email me at editor@plantbasedmag.com for a chance to have it included in a future issue.