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Eating seasonally means eating food that is at its peak in terms of flavour and nutritional content, while at the same time cutting down on those food miles.
In season in April are crabs, lamb, water cress, morel and rocket.
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In season in August are marrows, fennel, cob nuts, sweetcorn, green gages, grey mullet and aubergines.
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In season in December are turkeys, celariac, sprouts, kale, goose, clams and cabbage.
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in season in February is purple sprouting broccoli, sea bass, kale, parsnips, caulifower, goose, venison, mussels and leeks.
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In season in January are seville oranges, welks, cabbage, clams, horse radish, mussels, artichokes, oysters, parsnips and pheasants.
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In season in July are blackcurrents, broard beans, apricots, aubergines, beetroot, courgettes, swiss chard and cherries.
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In season in June are french bean, mackerel, mange tout, raspberries, strawberries, tomatoes, peas and lamb.
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In season in March are sardines, oysters, spring onions, blood oranges, wild salmon, hare and winkles.
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In season in May are asparagus, chicory, elderflower, gooseberries, radish, new potatoes and nectarines.
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In season in November are chestnuts, clams, cranberries, pomegranates, truffles, quince and parsnips.
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In season in October are partridge, wild duck, swede, scallops, sea bass, grouse, fennel and wild mushrooms.
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In season in September are pears, apples, damsons, scallops, sloes, pumpkins and grouse.
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