The food typically associated with hygge is usually stodgy and comforting, but you can easily make a few tweaks to indulge in these gorgeous dishes a little more healthily.

This year, your Shrove Tuesday pancakes don't have to be round and they don't have to be served with lemon and sugar. Go wild; go savoury!; go squirrel-shaped!

It's Blue Monday, the most miserable day of the year, but blue doesn't have to be depressing (as the boyband's bangers proved). Try these blue-themed recipes to brighten your day.

With these recipes for non-alcohol espresso caipirinhas, winter-spiced mojito mocktails and slow-cooked hot buttered rum-inspired drinks, Dry January doesn't have to be dull.

Your January health kick doesn't have to just involve salad; from peanut butter smoothies to yummy banana pancakes, have fun fuelling yourself for the gym this new year.

Here's what to rustle up with all of that leftover brandy, vermouth and creme de menthe that's rattling around your cupboard after Christmas and New Year.

Did you know that you can make all sorts of dishes, from pesto to shortbread, with the pine needles from your Christmas tree after you've taken it down?

Use your lingering Christmas leftovers to make a show-stopping New Year's Eve buffet that will save you money, impress your guests and start 2018 off on a tasty note.