Lifestyle
LIFESTYLE FEATURES
Richard Desmond: How I cried for the victims of Auschwitz
In many ways, it was the trip I never thought I’d take.
Feeling guilty about supporting Bayern Munich against Chelsea? Don’t be
Since football is tribal our allegiance for the 1999 European Cup final between Manchester United and Bayern Munich was clear.
FASHION
Dressing for the deluge
Please think of this week's pages as less a fashion story and more a public service.
Just pay attention to detail…
It is up for debate which designer (or duo in the case of Dolce & Gabbana) was the pioneer of the spring/summer 12 trend for intricate detail which pervaded so many catwalk collections and which has found its way onto the high street at twice the speed of sound.
FOOD
Salt? I think I’ll pass
While chefs and cooks run wild, getting a little chubby and celebrating indulgence, many people have the notion that we nutrition folk sit in the corner rolling our eyes and sighing about poor food choices.
She's the cream of pastry chefs
Next week, aficianados from all over the UK will gather at north-west London's Ivy House to spend an entire day cogitating, discussing and digesting a matter close to our hearts.
RECIPES
Recipe: No-bake chocolate cheesecake
This cheesecake slice isn’t light on calories, but it is smooth, creamy, very tasty and only involves a bit of whizzing, mixing and chilling.
Recipe: Baked custard cheesecake
This delicious, creamy cake is yummy served with a fruit compote.
Recipe: Milk and honey fudge
Some say that the Torah is as sweet and perfect as milk and honey.
Blueberry, mascarpone and white chocolate pie
Blueberries and white chocolate have a great affinity, both in their flavours and the striking colours that they create; dark blue and white.
THE SIMON ROUND INTERVIEW
Interview: Amos Levitov
Football, cookery and chess: How Shalit survived captivity
Interview: Richard Symons
How Arafat grieved for Rabin, as Peres missed out on peace.
HEALTH
Meet Jeremy Levin, the new head of drugs firm Teva
Jeremy Levin has a big task on his hands.
No more smokers at the Western Wall
Smoking is set to be banned at the Western Wall and other communal spots in Israel after the country's legislators approved new rules on lighting up in public.
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