CLEVELAND, Ohio — Following the Browns’ 31-3 loss to the Chicago Bears, Mary Kay Cabot and Dan Labbe tackle the biggest question facing the Cleveland Browns: What does the future hold for head coach ...

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Preheat the oven to 350˚F. Butter a wide, shallow 1.7-litre / 3-pint ovenproof dish. Put the butter, sugar, eggs, flour, baking powder, baking soda and treacle into a mixing bowl. Beat using an ...

Mary Berry celebrates Christmas traditions, including delicious food, Christmas lights, carols and picking the Christmas tree, with Alison Steadman, Harry Aikines-Aryeetey and Zoe Ball. Show more In ...

It’s not Christmas if we’re not debating the merits of Christmas dinner, is it? Yes, we all love roast potatoes and the meat (or meat alternative) is always a winner but parsnips can be controversial, ...

You can make this ahead of time and freeze it, so that all you need to do on Christmas Day is pop the stuffing in the oven. Christmas is just days away now, and if you've ever been on dinner duties, ...

Lush, richly-flavoured gravy drizzled over turkey and poured into the well of Yorkshire puddings is one of the highlights of Christmas dinner. Shopbought gravy is handy, but nothing beats the depth of ...

And seeing as I love shortbread at this time of year, it’s no wonder I turned to the Great British Bake-Off legend for her advice on that, too. Turns out the cook added an ingredient I didn’t expect ...

From Mary Berry's most famous recipes to her net worth and where she's from, here's everything you need to know about Britain's most loved baker. Mary Berry has become one the UK's most loved bakers ...

Dame Mary Berry has been teaching Brits to cook for more than half a century. Aged 90, she remains a staple on our screens at Christmas. Born in Bath in 1935, Berry was the middle child of two ...

Christmas Eve is a curious gap in the festive calendar – too close to the main event to warrant chaos, too important to be phoned in. It’s the night when the house is half-decorated, the fridge is ...