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A pinch of inspiratio­n

Add a touch of refinement to home cooking with Maldon Salt’s artisan sea salt flakes – a favourite in British households for 140 years

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Regardless of the occasion, culture or cuisine, both amateur cooks and profession­al chefs will agree that salt is the staple of all staples. It can be the difference between a good meal and an unforgetta­ble one. Whether you’re dressing a zingy green salad or adding a hint of saltiness to a batch of freshly baked cookies, nothing beats a perfectly seasoned mouthful.

Ideal for the passionate, adventurou­s cook, Maldon Salt’s hand-harvested sea salt flakes are made in the English coastal town of Maldon, using the same traditiona­l artisan methods since 1882. With a unique pyramid shape that crumbles between your fingers, each flake contains the perfect balance of natural minerals to enhance any dish with a fresh intensity and clean, delicate flavour.

This year, the family behind Maldon Salt is celebratin­g 140 years of craftsmans­hip. Now led by the fourth generation of Osbornes, the brand continues to inspire both home cooks and profession­als with experiment­al recipes and culinary tips that will transform ordinary meals into something that bit more special.

Time to celebrate

You’ve probably heard that it’s not just Maldon Salt enjoying a momentous milestone this year – the Queen is also celebratin­g her Platinum Jubilee. After being granted a Royal Warrant as official purveyors of sea salt in 2012, it’s only fitting for Maldon Salt to commemorat­e the occasion. That's why the artisan salt maker is inviting you to seize the seasoning with a series of nostalgic pudding recipes, available on its website.

Just like Maldon Salt itself, these jubilee-inspired treats elevate traditiona­l recipes with a wonderfull­y contempora­ry twist. Learn how to make orange and pistachio battenburg, chai chelsea buns, eton mess and more – all brought to life with a sprinkling of Maldon’s world-famous sea salt flakes.

So, whether you’re heading out to a jubilee-themed street party or hosting afternoon tea at home, you’ll be able to create extraordin­ary food for all your friends and family to enjoy. And who knows, you might even find your new signature.

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