Tell us what you cook for the people you love - chance to win The Really Quite Good British Cookbook plus Crane casserole dish and frying pan worth over £250. Ends midday, Wednesday 5 April

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What do you cook for the people you love? Asked this question, 100 of Britain's food heroes shared their most beloved recipes to make this extraordinary cookbook, a perfect gift for Mother's Day.

In The Really Quite Good British Cookbook, Nigella Lawson divulges how to bake her Chocolate Guinness Cake, Rick Stein fries up Shrimp & Dill Fritters with Ouzo, and Yotam Ottolenghi opts to serve Pea & Mint Croquettes. These are just a few of the incredible recipes provided by the best and brightest on the British food scene, including chefs such as Raymond Blanc, Gordon Ramsay, Jamie Oliver, Delia Smith, James Martin, Nigel Slater, Thomasina Miers, Marco Pierre White, Claudia Roden and more.

Compiled by award-winning food editor and author William Sitwell, The Really Quite Good British Cookbook is a celebration of the breadth, creativity and richness of Britain's unique food culture.

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To be in with a chance of winning a copy of The Really Quite Good British Cookbook as well as a Crane casserole dish and frying pan (worth £265) - just tell us, what food do you cook for the important people in your life?

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Mostly Italian recipes! Risottos, home made pasta, tiramisu and pizzas. Italian food is not only my favourite but the best I can prepare.

A hearty red wine beef casserole

I cook a breast of duck in a rich plum sauce on a bed of creamy mash with green beans and lots of plum sauce. It's so so yummy!

My husband ' s absolute favorite is steak and kidney pie, followed by apple crumble and custard, my daughter and I cook this for him every Father's Day!

Boodle's Fool. I don't do it very often as it's quite rich. My gm was given the recipe by the chef at Boodle's, and it's come down the matriarchal line since then (that only means to my mum and then to me, but it sounds good!).

What don't I cook? Already this morning I've done 48 banana and choc chip muffins and a lasagna plus a healthy eating training lasagna with sweet pots instead of pasta!>

My boys have always said they love my sweet potato shepards pie so i love to cook it up esp to cheer them up if they are upset or poorly :)

I like to make comfort food for family and friends - simple pizzas and nibbles that we can all share

I love to cook italian dishes- spagetti, pasta, etc. Other home favourite is greek moussaka. Last but not least we love indian recipes.

I love cooking my grand mothers Maltese pasta dishes for my family...their favourites being Timpana and Imqarrun ....not suitable for diary intolerant or lettuce nibblers ;)

A good old roast chicken brings the whole family together

spaghetti bolognese - my husband loves it - and even though I usually do too much. I always say leave it if its too much. He always says it is never enough!

Very tricky in our household to cook something that everyone will be able to eat as it has to be gluten free, dairy free and vegetarian. So not the easiest start. However, vegetable chilli with brown rice and nachos seems to fit the bil and is always appreciated.

Toad in the hole gets a very enthusiastic reception from my boys, big and small. Pancakes for breakfast on their birthdays.

The meal my kids love the most is lasagne, but I branched out this weekend and made a chicken and sweet potato korma, but unfortunately forgot to put the baby spinach in at the end. Will try this again as it was very tasty. This is the pudding I made. #bakeamillion As you can see my son cut the cake up and had a nibble.

I really love cooking so when I've got a bit of time on my hands I love to make us a meze-type dinner that everyone can dive in and help themselves to, so it's making hummus to go with pitta bread and veg sticks, olives, making spanokipita, etc.

I love to cook Italian feasts! Usually a big lasagna with side salad and garlic bread. My DC won't eat it but my family loves it!

I always make cakes for the important people in my life because they all have a sweet tooth!

I love cooking stews, roasts, soups & cakes for all the family! :)

If it's a special family occasion I cook Persian food - everyone likes that. DH is from Iran and our children and their spouses all love the delicious stews and rice dishes. But generally speaking I like to try as many different dishes from as many different cuisines as I can.

What my family really, really love is that old favourite, spaghetti bolognaise

I love cooking for my family, my most popular dishes are my signature Lasagne and my Quiche. the family love it

Comfort food like lasagne, risotto and stew.

I cook most of our dinners and love serving up something everyone enjoys (tricky with a slightly fussy 3yo!) . Roast dinners or pasta bakes are favourites.

I cook a mean Curry Chicken , Dhal and Dhal Puri that is Curry and Lentils and a Roti filled with Ground Yellow Lentils with a dash of homemade Hot Pepper Sauce. Actually made this last Sunday for my Bruv who hasn't eaten it for over six months.......it's home/roots cooking and very luscious.........