Georgia Sparks
When Georgia isn’t eating or writing about food she enjoys working on her fitness, being outside and spending time with her friends and family.
Georgia Sparks is Junior Food Writer, working across Woman & Home, Woman’s Weekly, Chat and goodto.com. She's passionate about food and is most content knife and fork in hand around the table with family and friends. Georgia works within the Food Team at Future Plc where she can usually be found in the kitchen developing and testing recipes as well as assisting on shoots and writing food features.
Georgia studied Politics and Philosophy at the University of Kent. After finishing her degree and working in various office roles Georgia decided to take the plunge and train at Ireland's famous Ballymaloe Cookery School. During her time there she was able to develop her practical cooking skills. And returned home to work at the FarmED kitchen in Oxfordshire, a farm-to-fork kitchen. Here Georgia was tasked with creating new recipes weekly, dependent on the ever changing seasonal harvest.
When Georgia isn’t eating or writing about food she enjoys working on her fitness, being outside and spending time with her friends and family.
Latest articles by Georgia Sparks
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Warm chicken and grain salad with green harissa
Our warm chicken and grain salad with green harissa requires 5 minutes prep and makes extra harissa for future meals
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Black bean quesadillas with salsa
Our black bean quesadillas with salsa take 10 minutes to make and serves two.
By Georgia Sparks Published
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Potato, pea and pesto frittata
Our potato, pea, and pesto frittata takes just 15 minutes to cook and makes the perfect filling lunch
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Veggie harira
This veggie harira is a lightly spiced soup from Morocco and it’s 500 calories per portion.
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Best Christmas cakes to buy this year - tried and tested by our food experts
We've rounded up the best Christmas cakes to buy for this year - all of which we have tried and tested ourselves...
By Georgia Sparks Last updated