| ROTATORS | They take around tripe and cooked roast (8) |
| COBBLERS | Tripe and iced fruity drinks made with wine (8) |
| HOMEWORK | Tripe and cobblers: prep's done for King Charles's dinner? (3,3,3,2,8) |
| KEDGEREE | Dish of rice and hard- boiled eggs and cooked flaked fish (8) |
| ESTIMATE | Judge of knitted ties and cooked meat (8) |
| LITTORAL | Started a fire and cooked taro left on the shore (8) |
| DEVILLED | Satan went ahead and cooked it with hot spices (8) |
| BETTERED | Beaten up and cooked, in a certain case (8) |
| REHASHED | Hare she'd minced and cooked up again (8) |
| KITCHENS | Rooms where food is prepared and cooked (8) |
| TANDOORI | No 5 prepared and cooked in the oven (8) |
| CHOPSUEY | Chinese-style dish consisting of meat, bean sprouts and vegetables stewed and cooked with rice (4,4) |
| AUGRATIN | Cookery: covered and cooked with browned breadcrumbs (2,6) |
| SOUSVIDE | Of food, sealed in plastic bags and cooked gently over a long period in a water bath; French, 'under vacuum' (4-4) |
| LIQUIDATORS | A£51 cooked roast? Are they wind-up merchants?! |
| SALUKI | Silky-haired dog Sarah and I take around Britain |
| CASTOROIL | Purgative for use when badly cooked roast contributes to wind (6,3) |
| ASTRONAUT | Distant traveller cooked roast tuna (9) |
| APPETISER | Tripe and peas cooked as a starter (9) |
| TALKNONSENSE | Chew the fat, tripe and rabbit, like a fool (4,8) |
