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Sceptical Cook: August 2014
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A blog about everyday cooking, and how to make it work. Saturday, August 30, 2014. Thanks to commenters on this blog, I abandoned my blade coffee mill in favour of a burr grinder, and enjoyed a big improvement in flavour. Now I have upgraded the flavour of my coffee again, thanks to a cheaper device than my Krups electric mill: the Hario Glass Hand Coffee Grinder. Amazon is selling it at the moment for just £13.35. Sunday, August 17, 2014. Mayonnaise - the tipping point. My early attempts at mayonnaise n...
Sceptical Cook: November 2014
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A blog about everyday cooking, and how to make it work. Saturday, November 29, 2014. Salmon and spring onion fish pie. This is a simple fish pie for a family Friday supper. The spring onions are a nice contrast with the blandness of the fish. By “a bunch”, I mean of the slim ones you find in supermarkets. Serves 3 to 4. Maincrop potatoes – 2 medium ones for each person. Large chunk of butter. Salmon fillets – about 350g. A dozen black peppercorns. A few scrapings of nutmeg. 1 bunch spring onions, chopped.
Sceptical Cook: October 2014
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A blog about everyday cooking, and how to make it work. Friday, October 31, 2014. This is a very simple dish, which can go wrong if the ingredients exude too much liquid. The key is putting on the lid of the pan and taking it off again as required. Serves 2. 1 red pepper, seeded and cut into fork-sized chunks. 100g chestnut mushrooms, washed and sliced. 2 cloves garlic, chopped. 2 chicken supremes, cut into fork-sized chunks. 1 bunch spring onions, sliced. 150ml sour cream or crème fraiche. That my prefe...
Sceptical Cook: Roast chicken at a high heat
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A blog about everyday cooking, and how to make it work. Saturday, January 17, 2015. Roast chicken at a high heat. I have always subscribed to the view that to cook a perfect roast chicken you need to cook it at as low a temperature as possible while also finding a way to brown it. Starting it off at a high heat and then lowering the dial is the standard method. I like the leg meat to be well done and tender, but of course I don’t want the breast meat to dry and toughen. Roast chicken, with its stock.
Sceptical Cook: The disappointing first pancake
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A blog about everyday cooking, and how to make it work. Sunday, February 08, 2015. The disappointing first pancake. Why, you may reflect on Shrove Tuesday (17 February), is the first pancake out of the pan so often a flabby, ragged mess? My theory is that the pan may not yet be hot enough. Gluten-free crespolini, with spinach and cheese. Is this blog still going? Its one of my favourites. Good Ill look forward to something appearing soon! I do hope you find your second wind this year. Im not sure I have ...
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The Lowbrow Feminist: Women's mag drivel: part 1 in an occasional series.
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Because the personal is still political. Friday, 26 October 2007. Women's mag drivel: part 1 in an occasional series. Readers of last week’s Grazia magazine. Learned that one of four exciting things to do that are SO NOW is“drunk shopping”. No really. “Shoes are just so much prettier and credit card bills far less scary after a few glasses of vino! 8221; it slurred. Elsewhere, the useless rag gave up on personal finance and tackled the weighty world of politics. Laura Craik. Posted by Helen Barrett.
The Lowbrow Feminist: October 2007
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Because the personal is still political. Friday, 26 October 2007. Women's mag drivel: part 1 in an occasional series. Readers of last week’s Grazia magazine. Learned that one of four exciting things to do that are SO NOW is“drunk shopping”. No really. “Shoes are just so much prettier and credit card bills far less scary after a few glasses of vino! 8221; it slurred. Elsewhere, the useless rag gave up on personal finance and tackled the weighty world of politics. Laura Craik. Posted by Helen Barrett.
The Lowbrow Feminist: September 2007
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Because the personal is still political. Wednesday, 26 September 2007. Why do women’s magazines make their readers miserable? Last week, Women in Journalism. Highlighted how the websites of magazines aimed at girls as young as 10 were using “lads’ mags tactics” by encouraging readers to upload photos of themselves in order to rate their own and others bodies. The campaign group pointed to Bliss. The tactic is nothing new. It’s been 17 years since Naomi Wolf. What is new is the casual acceptance of body r...
The Lowbrow Feminist: January 2008
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Because the personal is still political. Thursday, 17 January 2008. Quiet riot: how UK Riot Grrrls missed the point. Refusing to talk to journalists is always a risky strategy, as any. Old Labour heavyweight will confirm. The long-forgotten Riot Grrrl movement. Was of questionable quality, but was spiky and good-natured enough to be passable, which was OK because the message, rather than the music, was the point. But the bands took themselves too seriously. Grrrls’ favourite Huggy Bear. Refused to talk t...
The Lowbrow Feminist: June 2007
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Because the personal is still political. Monday, 18 June 2007. Most British women are pregnant this summer. Or, at least, most look it, because we are wearing billowing, hugely patterned, multi-coloured smocks. For those who are pregnant, however, smocks are to be studiously avoided. Giant naive-style prints look hideous. In the louche, ingenue-ridden 70s, when even the pregnant were rake-thin, printed smocks were the only option in maternity wear. Clingy black jersey. Posted by Helen Barrett.
The Lowbrow Feminist: Because you're worthless
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Because the personal is still political. Tuesday, 6 November 2007. L'Oreal is all over the press with a particularly cruel ad. If you think it's just wrinkles that age you, think again," nags the nameless, faceless "science" voice from deep inside its Parisian laboratories. The grave voice continues: "In the image on the right, the woman looks older. Why? Because loss of skin contour definition can age you, just as wrinkles can". So presumably all that. From my old job scrutinising advertising claims.
The Lowbrow Feminist: November 2009
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Because the personal is still political. Friday, 13 November 2009. Resurrected blog. Hell, yeah. I abandoned the Lowbrow Feminist for a couple of years because - oh! The irony - I didn't have time to write it. Now my needy baby is two and a half, he doesn't need me so much. And then I read this by Penelope Trunk. On why she tweeted about her miscarriage. Then I read her tips for bloggers. Which urges people not to abandon theirs. She's shockingly perky, but she's probably right. Posted by Helen Barrett.
The Lowbrow Feminist: Resurrected blog. Hell, yeah.
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Because the personal is still political. Friday, 13 November 2009. Resurrected blog. Hell, yeah. I abandoned the Lowbrow Feminist for a couple of years because - oh! The irony - I didn't have time to write it. Now my needy baby is two and a half, he doesn't need me so much. And then I read this by Penelope Trunk. On why she tweeted about her miscarriage. Then I read her tips for bloggers. Which urges people not to abandon theirs. She's shockingly perky, but she's probably right. Posted by Helen Barrett.
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A blog about everyday cooking, and how to make it work. Sunday, January 03, 2016. Ovens - fan on or off? I have a new cooker (a Smeg), a huge improvement on my increasingly erratic former model. The electric oven is much more efficient and reliable. Yesterday, I used the fan when cooking a toad in the hole. It worked brilliantly: the batter rose, and was light; and the sausages were as juicy as we could have wished. But would the conventional, non-fan setting have produced just as good a result? I bought...
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