Take a look at what’s in the latest issue – October 2016 – plus what you can expect online and in our interactive digital magazine!
A MESSAGE FROM KITCHEN GARDEN EDITOR, STEVE OTT…
VIEW A PREVIEW OF THE MAGAZINE HERE!
DOWNLOAD OUR INTERACTIVE MAGAZINE…
Every month, our clever designers re-work the printed magazine into a shiny new format for you to conveniently read when you’re on the go. Our interactive digital edition is available to read on your Apple and Android tablets.
Download the app today from the App Store!
This month, our digital magazine features videos from Tony’s Allotment – as the KG Mudketeers offer guidance on frost protection, and advice on sowing peas and winter salad.
LATEST COMPETITIONS…
You’re got to be in it to win it, as they say – and this month, we have some fantastic prizes up for grabs! Click HERE to enter in a few quick and easy clicks.
HOT VIDEOS THIS MONTH…
We’ve released even more helpful hints and tips on our YouTube channel for you this month – presented from Tony’s Allotment in Lincolnshire.
THE KITCHEN GARDEN MAGAZINE PODCAST…
This month in the next installment of the Kitchen Garden Podcast the editorial team – Steve Ott, Tony Flanagan and Emma Rawlings take a break from the plot to discuss the September issue, in the shops now. Topics include blueberries, radishes, diseases, flowers on the veg patch and loppers..
ON THE FORUM…
The Kitchen Garden forum is buzzing with activity this month. If you’ve not visited before, or it’s been a while, pop on over and catch up with the community. Why not take a look at the seasonal tips to get started this month? Or just go over and feedback on our new website, we’d love to know what you think!
GET IN THE KITCHEN!
There are lots of scrumptious recipes on our new website yet. If you haven’t found them yet, click here for a link direct to our cookbook!
This month Kitchen Garden chef Anna Pettigrew brings you simple seasonal recipes for kale, pear and carrot.
Finally, our brand new food blogger, the lovely Lucy, is regularly uploading yummy recipes on the site – check them out if you have a minute!
