The Bureau of Taste

Victoria Glass

  • Roast Potatoes with Olive Oil

    Roast Potatoes with Olive Oil

  • Panettone Treacle Tart

    Panettone Treacle Tart

    • Easy

  • Sunflower Oil vs Olive Oil for Cooking

    Sunflower Oil vs Olive Oil for Cooking

  • Can You Use Olive Oil to Fry?

    Can You Use Olive Oil to Fry?

  • What Are the Best Olive Oil Brands?

    What Are the Best Olive Oil Brands?

  • What's the Difference Between Olive Oil and Extra Virgin Olive Oil?

    What's the Difference Between Olive Oil and Extra Virgin Olive Oil?

  • Chargrilled Hibiscus-Marinated Lamb With Rocket, Mint, Giant Couscous and Pomegranate Salad

    Chargrilled Hibiscus-Marinated Lamb With Rocket, Mint, Giant Couscous and Pomegranate Salad

    • Easy

  • Panettone Ice Cream

    'Panettone' Ice Cream

    • Intermediate

  • Oven-Baked Smoked Chipotle Chicken Wings

    Oven-Baked Smoked Chipotle Chicken Wings

    • Easy

  • Baked Goats’ Cheese with Lavender, Honey, Thyme & Brown Butter Breadcrumbs

    Baked Goat's Cheese with Lavender, Honey, Thyme & Brown Butter Breadcrumbs

    • Easy

  • Tonka Bean Custard Tarts
  • Sous Vide Crème Caramels With Pedro Ximenez Raisins

    Sous Vide Creme Caramels with Pedro Ximenez Raisins

    • Easy

  • Warm Mushroom, Beetroot, Watercress, and Hazelnut Salad with White Truffle Oil Vinaigrette

    Warm Mushroom, Beetroot, Watercress, and Hazelnut Salad with White Truffle Oil Vinaigrette

    • Easy

  • Individual Panettone Tiramisu Pots
  • Truffled Macaroni Cheese

    Truffled Macaroni Cheese

    • Easy

Victoria Glass is a London based writer and recipe developer. She has written six cookbooks, including Too Good To Waste and has contributed to various print and online media including The Sunday Times, Great British Chefs, Delicious. Magazine, Women’s Health and The Evening Standard. She has been featured regularly on regional BBC Radio as a food and drink expert and was Food Writer in Residence at the Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre. Victoria once cooked her way through the alphabet in a year for a project called Alphabet Soup, so she certainly knows her artichokes from her elbow.