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Saffron Strands: August 2015

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Is a way of pulling together all the threads . Wednesday, 26 August 2015. Spiced Courgette and Lemon Cake. Courgette plant Striato di Napoli. And their flowers, dipped in tempura batter, are delicious fried (more substantial if stuffed with soft cheese and herbs beforehand). This year, we've had countless plates of Linguine con zucchine. From Rachel Roddy's Five Quarters - Recipes and Notes from a Kitchen in Rome. This summer my diners have never tired of that dish. We all need a recipe like that. Pierce...

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Saffron Strands: Raspberry Clafoutis

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Is a way of pulling together all the threads . Wednesday, 22 July 2015. From the verb CLAFIR. The delicacy of raspberries calls for light cooking. This recipe is adapted from Second Helpings of Roast Chicken. It's somewhere between a custard and a batter pudding. He calls it a "clafoutis" and that's fine by me. A pinch of salt. About 25g of softened butter. 1 whole egg 2 egg yolks. 1 teaspoon potato flour. A little icing sugar. A little raspberry eau de vie (optional). Add hot water to the roasting tin t...

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Saffron Strands: Brawn for lunch (or dinner)

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Is a way of pulling together all the threads . Friday, 15 May 2015. Brawn for lunch (or dinner). A glass of VdF "Moussamoussettes" Dne Moshe. Torta Fritta, Parma Ham. Occupying a corner site in what was a wood-turning workshop, it's a lovely light-filled space furnished with reclaimed tables and chairs. Brawn opened not long before I wrote about it here. Raw Scallop, Celery and Bottarga. Lunch on a perfect Spring day this week began with glasses of gently fizzed, palest Loire ros é. Location: London, UK.

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One dish closer - One dish closer

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Ldquo;There is no sauce in the world like hunger.”. One dish closer RSS. Canapes, mezze and tapas. Pasta, rice and noodles. Pies, savoury tarts and pastries. Entries in Pies, savoury tarts and pastries (11). Bill's cheese souffle with tomato salad. Tuesday, January 10, 2017 at 9:06PM. This recipe is from. Bill Oglethorpe, trader at Borough Market. And owner of Kappacasein Dairy. It first appeared on the Borough Market website as part of my series, I Am What I Eat. Click to read more . Is probably the clo...

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One dish closer - One dish closer

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Ldquo;There is no sauce in the world like hunger.”. One dish closer RSS. Canapes, mezze and tapas. Pasta, rice and noodles. Pies, savoury tarts and pastries. Granada, city of my dreams. Monday, January 30, 2017 at 10:31PM. I went to Venice at Christmas and like most people I was enchanted by her stunning beauty. She was beautiful in the way that Audrey Hepburn was beautiful – perfect, elegant and untouchable. Click to read more . Bill's cheese souffle with tomato salad. Tuesday, January 10, 2017 at 9:06PM.

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A Traveling Wanderer: London's Best Sandwich Ever, An Air Top View from St. Paul's Cathedral, and The Things You'll Find at Portobello Market

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The adventures of traveling from a frequent traveler. From the suitcase stuffing, to the distant countries, to the amazing memorable moments. How one traveler explores the world, without having to be a flight attendant or a travel tv show host. Tuesday, June 17, 2014. London's Best Sandwich Ever, An Air Top View from St. Paul's Cathedral, and The Things You'll Find at Portobello Market. After Camden Market, we decided to take the tube and head over to Borough Market. I have ate my share of really good sa...

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The Little Graduate: January 2013

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A lifestyle blog on life from the eyes of a twenty-something Londoner, who recently relocated to Hong Kong. Thursday, 31 January 2013. Ever walked in the rain and wished those raindrops would stop falling on your head? Sound too good to be true? Thanks to a free installation called Rain Room. At the Barbican Centre, there is such a thing as rain that doesn't make you wet. Before you ask, I haven't gone nuts. A small group of artists - rAndom International. And to move slowly. Or on their Twitter. We were...

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100 climbs for 2012 - raising funds for Manorlands Hospice: March 2012

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100 climbs for 2012 - raising funds for Manorlands Hospice. Wednesday, 28 March 2012. After a few days R'n'R in Hayle (we're talking long walks, a 50 mile ride with Selene to Lands End, and generally gorging on great food), the time had come to get back into the saddle and finish off the climbs in the South West - this meant a ride from Tavistock to Sidmouth, crossing Dartmoor and finishing up on the South coast. Eating the monster from the deep. Yes, lobster does make you go faster. Foggy, but not.

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London Cheese Shops - Beyond the Wine Press

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This is a not for profit site. Have a look at our Facebook page or click here to email. A Taste of London's Indie Food and Wine Scene. Wine Bars and Merchants. Wine Bars and Merchants. Here, we believe is an eclectic collection of London’s finest independent and individualistic Cheese Shops. The map on the right shows our listed cheese shops along with coffee houses and bread shops. Click on the box in the top right hand corner of the map to open (in a new page) the larger version. 44 20 7794 9210. Locat...

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South Bank of London | life of robin

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South Bank of London. Walking along the Thames, you can go from one end of London to the other in about an hour or so (if you don’t stop to look around… but I highly recommend that you do! One sunny, lazy weekend morning, I decided to start my day with an eccles cake from St. John’s bakery. On Druid Street close to Tower Bridge. I hear their donuts are to die for as well, but an eccles cake is a little more special to London. After wandering to Bermondsey for Kappacasein. St John’s Bakery. Address never ...