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Ten different recipes to use up a glut of apples in celebration of Apple Day on 21st October.

This is one of those desserts you can rustle up really quickly, but which makes the most of one of autumn’s most prolific harvests...

It's apple season! These waffles with mineral-rich spelt flour are really easy to make and they are a great alternative to traditional waffle recipes. This recipe is vegan and has a number of adaptions to suit every taste!

Looking for a healthy teatime treat for your family - here are five of our favourite bakes (mostly gluten and refined sugar-free)

If you can salvage any apples for cooking with there are so many great ways to include them in desserts and sauces. Most of ours get eaten straight off the tree and if they make it to the fruit bowl we're lucky. But if you've a large harvest, there are some great ways to make the most of this truly seasonal fruit. From simple baked apples to a more involved tasty pie recipe, enjoy the diversity!

Happy Apple Day! Here layers of fresh ricotta cheese, sweet apples, and chai spiced maple syrup lie on a bed of flakey, buttery, puff pastry. This chai spiced apple and ricotta galette is autumn’s easiest and cosiest dessert.

Celebrate Apple Day with events, recipes and witchy heads, try nature photography and make a massive rangoli!

Celebrate Apple Day with recipes, makes and science, throw yourself into the Bloomsbury Festival, be inspired by the Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition

22 years ago, environmental charity Common Ground founded a new date in our calendars – Apple Day. They felt compelled to take action because of the loss of so many traditional orchards and to educate people about the 3,000 or so varieties of apples grown in the UK. Check out our favourite apple recipes here.

Celebrate this Apple Day with a super tasty and quick crumble that makes the most of windfalls, and berries harvested from the hedgerows.

Millet is considered one of the ancient grains, alongside quinoa and amaranth. Because it is gluten free, it can be substituted for ordinary porridge oats to create a healthy alternative. Thought to have originated in North Africa, it has been consumed since prehistoric times and is still a food staple in many African countries. In Europe, it is mostly used in birdseed or livestock food, but is currently enjoying a rise in popularity because of the increasing number of gluten-free diets.

You have a whole week to celebrate the delicious and nutritious Bramley apple from 3- 9 Feb – get started with these three great recipes for pies, muffins and a veggie main dish. Bramley apples are only grown in Britain, making them something of a national treasure.

Celebrate urban vegetable gardening, enjoy seasonal picnic food, gather crab apples and grow trees from seed!

Five things to do with your family this weekend, October 21. Including Apple Day events, recipes for indulgent hot chocolate and taking photographs of wildlife.

Autumn is upon us! Bake, make and shake your thing to celebrate Apple Day! Plus ramble to support nature, try Diwali crafts, join a free weekend of wild words in London, and take part in a huge, multigenerational dance in person or online! And find out why you or your teenagers shouldn't be ashamed of being fangirls!

Read about the aspirations behind the first ever Apple Day and get along to one of the five events - includes pie contest!

Veggie Month, organised by Animal Aid takes place every March. Why not give vegetarianism a try this month with our delicious recipe suggestions? We have some great ideas for breakfast, nourishing lunchtime meals and family dinners.

Picked a load of blackberries at the weekend and looking for recipe inspiration? How about a blackberry and chocolate pizza? Or a traditional crumble?