This summer favourite is great for easy entertaining. For the best flavour buy a small free-range whole chicken and roast in advance. If you are short on time buy a ready roasted chicken from the hot deli counter at the supermarket.
During winter time it can be very tempting to snuggle up on the sofa with a hot chocolate.
The three Rs of recycling are easy to remember. But where in Devon can you put it all into practise and give back to your local community? We look at some of the organisations providing skills development and help for those in need while saving the planet to boot
To make the pastry, sift the flour into a large bowl. Add the butter and using your fingertips rub it into the flour until the mixture resembles fine breadcrumbs.
Home-made doughnuts are simple, delicious and easier to make than you may think!
Look out for Peregrine Falcons and enjoy stunning coastal views on this challenging walk through one of South Devon’s RSPB protected nature reserves
When my partner goes ‘amazing’ after just one bite of a vegetable samosa you know something’s up
Try this Moroccan-inspired tagine-style dish, served up in less than 30 minutes!
Learn more about the volunteer-run service reuniting Devon’s libraries with those who are confined to their home or struggling with mobility
One Magazine’s Esther and her son conquered their nerves to try out Go Ape at Haldon Forest!
Try this quick and easy recipe to make – ideal for mixing up the midweek menu
Make the most of the abundance of field grown rhubarb available at this time of year and try something a little different with this light and tangy meringue cake
Divine, indulgent chocolate puds
Experience 4,000 years of history on a day-trip to this isolated island off the North Devon coast
Full of Mediterranean flavours, this one pot dish with new potatoes and tomatoes is perfect for busy days
Community gardens and care farms are so much more than a refreshing place to visit outdoors, where animals thrive and...
Dealing with loss is never easy, but dealing with bereavement after a suicide requires a different kind of support. We meet Alison Jordan, CEO of Exmouth based charity Pete’s Dragons, to learn more about the work they do across Devon.
On the day she went through her deceased mother’s jewellery, One Magazine reader Bożena Tucker found two metal badges hidden away and never spoken about. They held the key to a difficult story of a family nearly destroyed but ultimately surviving
One Magazine’s Jake Tucker meets horticulturalist and BBC Gardener’s World presenter, Frances Tophill, ahead of her appearance at this year’s Toby Buckland Garden Festival.
These lovely individual puddings offer a timeless flavour combination that look and taste delicious.
Devon famously has so many beautiful places to visit but, when you’re living and working here, it’s easy to take things for granted. Caroline Cook shares some of her favourite locations right on your doorstep that are not to be missed.
Come face to face with exciting wildlife, get stuck in with Anglo-Saxon crafts and enjoy exploring nature’s playground says One Magazine’s Peter Frost
Journey through time across the ancient Pebblebed Heaths before descending through rolling meadows and more rugged heathland towards a tranquil pond teeming with wildlife and the sound of spring in full bloom.
Staying safe and healthy abroad is as important as it is at home. Take the right precautions and you can ensure your holiday goes without a hitch
Try this warming dessert that makes the most of summer berries – swap cherries for your favourite berries to tailor to your taste!
We caught up with a new charity that aims to make the joy of cycling accessible for all
The best bathrooms are both functional and luxurious, relaxing havens. Replacing an out-of-date bathroom is costly, but it might be possible to update some aspects without a lot of trouble or expense…
Exeter GP Dr David Kernick, former Chair of the British Association for the Study of Headache, shares some insights into how to recognise the main types of headache and what to do if you suffer from migraines
A warm welcome awaits at Il Grano – Exeter’s new family-run Italian restaurant with a big heart
Take to two wheels and follow the disused 18th century Stover Canal between Newton Abbot and Bovey Tracey
Add a meat-free meal to your weekly dinner plan this month with this deliciously filling vegetarian lasagne
The cost of living is increasing, it’s no secret, and with wages not keeping pace, there are more people than ever needing...
This tasty alternative to the classic cheese and tomato pizza is quick to make and great for getting the kids involved too!
There’s a new energy in the heart of Exeter – a place where sports fans, food, friends and family come together
2024 marks 50 years of the Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital’s volunteer-led radio station. One Mag’s Bruce Hetherington learns of its journey from fruition to present day
One Magazine’s Mary Bennellick meets Sarah and Amanda, owners of the Newton Abbot café providing work opportunities for adults with additional needs to find out more about their connection with the local community
Even a tiny bathroom can function brilliantly and look gorgeous. Our top ten tricks will help you make the most of your space. After all, size isn’t everything
Create a taste of the orient with this tenderloin pork dish – great for family suppers as it cooks fairly quickly, slices beautifully and tastes sublime.
Meander through Bellever Forest alongside the River Dart before taking in stunning views from Bellever Tor
Forget life’s stresses, make new furry friends and take a walk alongside an alpaca on this family-friendly farm
If you’ve ever lost your car keys, forgotten your shopping list or lost your train of thought, you’re not alone. Everyone forgets things once in a while, but if it’s happening more and more often, it’s not something you should ignore
Turkey’s not just for Christmas – it’s a healthy all-year round option and this curry with a kick of heat is a great way to use up leftover cooked turkey meat from a Sunday roast
These delightful creamy desserts make the perfect Valentine’s treat
This manageable there and back route offers easy walking and wheeling along the eastern side of the reservoir and to the dams, plus additional access to the wildlife trail in the Burrator Arboretum
Making the most of seasonal fruit, this moist cake is delicious as a warming pudding served with custard or you can leave it to cool and enjoy it with a mid morning cup of coffee.
Work your way out of this quaint village traversing the rolling hills of the Exe Valley, pockets of enchanted woodland and finishing off at a cosy pub.
One Magazine’s Esther Baker and family dig out the wellies for a day of digger driving fun!
These tasty tarts work well as a quick and easy snack, starter or light dish using just five ingredients!
One Magazine’s Jake Tucker meets RHS Chelsea Flower Show’s youngest ever gold medal winner hailing from Exeter to find out more about his passion for garden design.
Experience life as it used to be on Britain’s inland waterways with a ride on a horse drawn barge, pulling the past into the future
We’ve all got our favourite beach, whether it’s the glorious sands of Exmouth, the smooth pebbles of Budleigh or the magic of Teignmouth pier.
Upgrading your lighting design is an easy way to transform your home. Here’s how to make a big difference within a short timeframe – even on a small budget
Tiverton based artist Naomi Zealley shares her passion for drawing colour pencil portraits from photographs
Explore this vibrant stretch of the Jurassic coastline before returning via a peaceful riverside walk on this circular, family-friendly day hike
The City Gate has been proudly perched on the corner of Exeter’s iconic Iron Bridge since it first opened in 1778, but despite its longevity, you might not be so familiar with this 18th century pub-hotel.
When looking for a high quality dining experience you’d naturally expect delectable, freshly prepared food, a relaxing atmosphere and a sense of feeling well-looked after.
Discover one of the best remaining areas of Haldon Hill’s heathlands
One Magazine’s Esther Baker and family try their hand at the art of chocolate making…
Travel back into prehistory and uncover the fascinating stories behind some of the many buildings, monuments and sites from around the wider county cared for by the English Heritage charity.
Is working out more your New Year’s resolution for 2023? We look at how exercise classes can be a great way to establish regular exercise and suit all needs and abilities
Explore this picturesque East Devon village boasting fantastic views from all sides
Planning your will? Then you’ll need to take account of possible inheritance tax (IHT) liabilities: who will have to pay, how much, and when.
A mid-week stir fry is a great way to use up any leftover veggies in the fridge – this one has added crunch with red cabbage and a nutty sprinkling of sesame seeds too.
A Devon junior school is finding children benefit from being taught normal subjects in an outdoor environment, and has worked out how to do this regularly. One Magazine’s Bruce Hetherington finds out more about this intriguing new method of teaching
Feel the magic of Christmas with some of our favourite family-friendly events to get you into the festive spirit
These colourful kebabs provide the fabulous flavours of Korea and are super easy to make at home – perfect for summer al fresco eating!
There’s a revolution happening in Exeter. Quite literally – as Exeter welcomes this fun cocktail, drinks and food-led bar/restaurant chain to the corner of Queen Street and Gandy Street
This classic French dessert exudes the wow factor yet is made from just a few cheap ingredients in roughly an hour.
I don’t know about you, but I find songs are always getting stuck inside my head – really lodged in there.
The summer holidays have arrived and there’s no time to be bored with our pick of the National Trust’s 50 things challenge to ensure your kids fill their days with adventure.
Gardening expert Caroline Knight offers advice for planting ahead of spring and which jobs to add to your to-do list ahead of the festive celebrations
It’s hard to visit Topsham and not notice The Salutation Inn. Its stunning three story façade has stood proudly in the centre of Fore Street since 1720 and since then has witnessed history at its most alive
Feel the warm embrace of the Lime Tree Café – the inclusive culinary beating heart of Cullompton’s thriving market town.
This delicious citrus flavoured sponge is made in a classic ring-shaped bundt tin for a distinctive shape that is sure to impress
We chat to local historian Darren Marsh about his latest book delving into the history behind the Royal Clarence, Exeter’s recently lost and oldest hotel, to find out more about its historic importance in the city.
These fun to eat, flavourful skewers are great for a late summer al fresco meal and are ready in less than an hour.
Transport yourself back in time to a more rural Devon countryside as you pass through open meadows, small sections of woodlands and discover one of the South West’s last remaining watermills.
This tasty beef curry has a wonderful mildly spiced coconut sauce and is perfect to serve when entertaining friends and family.
This vibrant and succulent chicken dish is seasoned to perfection with garlic sea salt and the delicate spiciness of fresh tarragon. It’s also quick to prepare and cook!
Neutrals never go out of fashion and adding an array of delicious textures is a dream combination for an utterly inviting home
Fuss-free and made in moments, this blissfully simple Italian dish looks stunningly sophisticated for a light lunch or midweek dinner
Mix up the classic bangers and mash by swapping potato for flavoursome lentils and adding pancetta for a twist on this mid-week favourite.
Try this quick and easy tray-bake style cake that is delicious hot or cold.
Expect stunning moorland views, dramatic tors and a short detour to the picturesque Foggintor Quarry
Visit Exeter’s gin-ovative new distillery for a masterclass in the art of making gin
This hidden National Trust owned forest offers a variety of route lengths to suit the whole family. Expect picnic spots galore, giant redwoods and countryside views
Not many eateries can confidently evolve with the changing needs of its community day by day, week by week
Autumn is in the air – I think? As I write this, September is bringing one last hurrah of summer and so it seems hard to believe that the temperatures will soon dip and the clocks will be falling backwards.
Coming up with varied packed lunch ideas day after day can be a challenging task for all parents – even if your children aren’t particularly fussy!
Try this summer sizzler using a delicious spicy herb sauce for maximum flavour
This tasty crumble is perfect for almond aficionados, and is accompanied by an amaretto custard for added pizzazz
Good beaches are worth travelling for, and with two separate coastlines we’re blessed with plenty of choice – some more well known than others. Here are some of our favourites just in time for the holidays
“Subtle with a bit of tickle” is how world-famous BBQ teacher Marcus Bawdon described the rub we’d prepared for a bed of chicken thighs – soon to be laid out over a grill about 5cm above a BBQ bowl of burning charcoal
‘Tis the season to be caring, sharing and looking after one another. This Christmas we’re encouraging people to spend their free time supporting family, friends and neighbours to ensure a merry Christmas for one and all
“If exercise were a pill, it would be one of the most cost-effective drugs ever invented,” says health promotion consultant Dr Nick Cavill. That’s true, because the benefits of exercise go way beyond what many people think of as simple fitness.
Revel in the beauty of England’s largest continuous heathland on this ancient circular walk
Nestled in the beautiful South Devon coastal village of Maidencombe, not far from Newton Abbot, is the stunning family-owned Georgian country house of Orestone Manor.
Discover giant redwoods, darting deer and carpets of bluebells on a number of routes through this National Trust owned forest.
Discover the story of two rescued Eurasian brown bears on this hands-on experience
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