| COTTAGECHEESE | Cook to catch geese, stuffing with European dairy product |
| EDAM | Lady promoting European dairy product |
| BLUECHEESE | Rude children look up European dairy produce (4,6) |
| SULTANA | Dried white grape used in multiple quantities to flavour a scone, tea bread, carrot cake or stuffing with pine nuts (7) |
| ONIONS | Shallot-like bulb vegetables used to make stuffing with sage or pickled in vinegar (6) |
| WATERCRESS | Caterers dressed stuffing with special garnish (10) |
| INDEX | I need less stuffing with old reference (5) |
| WHEATEN | Consume stuffing with chicken — it's made from grain |
| BOLOGNESE | Duck stuffing belongs to cook, to go with English sauce (9) |
| AMONTILLADO | In short, work with a cook to get booze |
| DOTOATURN | Spot cereal with pitcher and cook to perfection (2,2,1,4) |
| ARMADILLO | Equip a cook to cover sick animal with plates (9) |
| STOCKMARKETS | One of the cars to take Mrs Cook to places where The Animals sold out (5,7) |
| ENDEAVOUR | Naturalist Sir Joseph Banks sailed with Cook to the South Pacific in the late 1760s on this vessel |
| DEPARTED | Add Peter Cook to those who presumably died laughing (8) |
| WALLOP | Allow cook to prepare initial batter (6) |
| BROIL | Cook to get very excited about recipe (5) |
| TINOPENER | Print one recipe, finally, that could be something for lazy cook to use |
| OBEDIENT | Well-trained cook to dine around most of the plot (8) |
| COTTAGEINDUSTRY | Cook to study catering work at home (7,8) |
