Jessica Ransom
Jessica is a freelance food writer, stylist and recipe tester. She was previously Senior Food Writer at Future. While working at Future Jessica wrote food and drink-related news stories and features, curated product pages, tested new equipment, and developed recipes that she then styled on food shoots.
An enthusiastic, self-taught cook Jess adores eating out and sharing great food and drink with friends and family. She has completed the Level 1 Associate course at the Academy of Cheese and is continually building on her knowledge of beers, wines, and spirits. When Jessica is not working or eating, she enjoys traveling, with Argentina and Puglia ranking highly as two of her favourite destinations. Wine, steak, pasta, and sunshine - is there anything better?
In April 2017, while studying at City University of London for her master's degree in Magazine Journalism, which she completed with distinction, Jessica secured a place in TI Media’s digital internship programme. During this time Jessica developed her SEO skills and grew her understanding of digital and social strategy.
Jessica then went on to work as a digital writer for Goodto.com where she wrote about the latest parenting debates, celebrity pregnancies and marriages, family health news, and bargain buys. She also assisted on recipe video shoots and helped improve and maintain the site’s recipe SEO rankings. She has also worked as a freelance restaurant reviewer and hopes to continue this.
Some career highlights for Jessica include chatting to one of her favourite food writers and chefs Sabrina Ghayour for an interview in Country Homes and Interiors and having the opportunity to meet the legendary Michel Roux Jr. and Raymond Blanc. Get in touch at jessica.ransom@futurenet.com with any food and drink related news, product launches and events
Latest articles by Jessica Ransom
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Joe Wicks' roast beef
Joe Wicks’ roast beef recipe takes 20 minutes to prepare and includes a side of carrot and swede mash and cauliflower cheese.
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Joe Wicks' veggie superfood salad
Joe Wicks’ veggie superfood salad bowl is ready in 15 minutes and can be made ahead if you need lunch on the go
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Joe Wicks' steak burrito with pineapple salsa
Joe Wicks’ steak burrito can be enjoyed hot or cold making it perfect for prepping ahead.
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Joe Wicks' miso tofu with stir-fried ginger greens
Joe Wicks’ miso tofu with stir-fried ginger greens is ready in 25 minutes and is under 600 calories per portion.
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Joe Wicks' healthy butter chicken with sage and lemony spring greens
Joe Wicks’ healthy butter chicken takes less than 30 minutes to make and has nearly 60g protein per portion.
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Slimming World chicken pie
This Slimming World chicken pie recipe is perfect for cold evenings when the family is craving comfort food.
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Joe Wicks' halloumi fries
Joe Wicks’ halloumi fries take 10 minutes to cook and can be served with salad as a meal or as a delicious snack or starter.
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Joe Wicks' cauliflower pasta bake with crispy bacon
Joe Wicks’ cauliflower pasta bake is topped with crispy bacon pieces and crunchy cheesy breadcrumbs.
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Joe Wicks' fish finger sandwich
This fish finger sandwich from Joe Wicks takes 25 minutes to make and is a great post workout meal.
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Joe Wicks' chicken and orzo bake
Joe Wicks’ chicken and orzo bake takes 30 minutes to make and is 301 calories per portion.
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Joe Wicks' beef meatballs
These big beef meatballs from Joe Wicks take 15 minutes to prepare and can be cooked in bulk and frozen.
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Joe Wicks' satay chicken with Asian slaw
Joe Wicks’ satay chicken with Asian slaw takes 20 minutes to make and is under 700 calories per portion.
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Joe Wicks' McLeanie turkey burger
This turkey burger by Joe Wicks is cooked in 15 minutes and contains under 700 calories per portion.
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Joe Wicks’ lentil Bolognese
This lentil Bolognese recipe by Joe Wicks takes only 45 minutes to make and serves two.
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Rosemary Conley's beef steak pie
This lean beef steak pie from Rosemary Conley is under 430 calories per portion and takes an hour to cook.
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Turkey and ham pie
Our turkey and ham pie is perfect for using up leftovers and only takes 15 minutes to prepare.
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Rabbit pie
This rabbit pie recipe was first published in Woman’s Weekly magazine in 1925.
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Hairy Bikers' homity pie
The Hairy Bikers’ homity pie is a British classic and is ready in just over an hour.
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Simon Rimmer's mushroom and Stilton pie
This mushroom and Stilton pie by Simon Rimmer only takes 50 minutes to make but with shop bought pastry it would be even quicker
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Hairy Bikers Shropshire fidget pie
This fidget pie from the Hairy Bikers contains potatoes, apples and gammon. Each portion is under 600 calories.
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Slimming World steak pie with Guinness
This Slimming World Steak pie has Guinness in the gravy for richness and is served with a sprout mashed potato
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Turkey and mushroom pie
This turkey and mushroom pie only takes 55 minutes to make and is 605 calories per portion.
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Hairy Bikers' steak and ale pie
This steak and ale pie from the Hairy Bikers takes 20 minutes to prepare and is best served with creamy mashed potatoes.
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Vegetable chicken pie
Our vegetable chicken pie is ready in under an hour and is made with eight ingredients.
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