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Grilled Burgers with Garlicky Arugula for SundaySupper
When I saw the "unprocessed" theme for this week's Sunday Supper, I immediately signed up. I'm a big proponent of eating "real food", as opposed to food-like substances. as...
2 hours ago - Cooking Chat
Orto Trading Co. - Surry Hills
Orto Trading Co. is a mix of rustic and chic. The cafe offers all day brunch with coffee, cocktails and juices. There's a sunny courtyard out front perfect for getting some...
4 hours ago - Chew Your Chow
Boscage - Surry Hills
Boscage is a modern cafe that's tucked away amongst a block of apartments in Surry Hills. The cafe has outdoor seating, an open kitchen and a sun drenched dining area at the...
4 hours ago - Chew Your Chow
Japan Day 5 - Takayama
Day 5 of my Japan trip would be spent in the ancient city of Takayama 高山. Takayama is the absolute antithesis of Tokyo - it's calm, slow and quaint. A welcomed change from the...
4 hours ago - Chew Your Chow
Bestowed Box: Febraury
Have you ever heard of Fab.com? Well some how started receiving emails from them in January As you can tell, I am a little addicted to monthly subscriptions to healthy snack...
5 hours ago - Sweetness Hunter - 2 articles
Greek 7-layer Dip
This Greek 7-Layer Dip is a Mediterranian appetizer made with hummus, tzatziki, cucumbers, tomatoes, olives, feta cheese, and green onions.
9 hours ago - Food Gawker
Slow Cooker Cowboy Beans
You will love this easy recipe for Slow Cooker Cowboy Beans! Enjoy as a side dish for any BBQ or potluck!
9 hours ago - Food Gawker - 2 articles
How to Use Up Those Leafy Green Herbs
Handfuls of parsley, mint, cilantro and dill add a healthy dose of green to crispy chicken and Mediterranean-ish meatballs.
10 hours ago - NY Times
Red Beans and Rice
With just a little bit of prep work and some simple ingredients, you can create a savory recipe for Crock Pot Red Beans and Rice.
11 hours ago - Food Gawker
Vegan Baked Beans
Saucy, sweet, and savory, this Vegan Baked Beans recipe is so simple to make, and packed with flavor!
11 hours ago - Food Gawker
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An Early Modern Christmas Party
Or The Pastry Kunstkammer The Burghley Nef. Nautilus shell with parcel-gilt silver mounts, raised, chased, engraved and cast, and pearls. France 1527-1528 Courtesy Victoria and...
Royal Jelly
Jim Broadbent as King William IV having a row with the Duchess of Kent in front of an assemblage of some of my Georgian dessert food, including some Savoy cakes and a moulded...
Some Christmas Night Caps
My favourite Christmas tipple - Punch Royal - but why the orange peel? Recipe and explanation below. I was recently given a small job by a television production company to...
Chef Comes To Pemberley
And Throws His Teddy Bear Out Of The Pram! A still from a kitchen scene in Death Comes to Pemberley, a BBC drama production based on the novel by P.D. James Earlier this year I...
Macedoine Jelly Revisited
A couple of glamorous victorian entremets in my kitchen Just a quickie. I have just spent a couple of days filming with a BBC crew making a number of items of period food...
To Roast a Pound of Butter
Some butter rotates 'a good distance from the fire' on a wooden spit in an abortive attempt to roast a pound of butter according to instructions from William Ellis, The Family...
To Roast a Pike
A pike roasted in front of the fire according to the directions in Elizabeth Birkett Here Booke 1699. It is stuffed with pickled herring, herbs, spices, anchovies, butter and...
A Medieval Meal for Real
The roasting range in the kitchen of Gainsborough Hall, probably being used for the first time in four hundred years as it was intended, for roasting a full range of meats and...
A Victorian Altar to Curry and Other Events
A high Victorian table at Hutton-in-the-Forest I have been so busy over the past few months, that I have had no time at all to post on this blog. I have really missed it. So...
Ryce Puddings in Scoured Guts
Rice puddings boiled in skins made from Gervase Markham's 1615 recipe When I was a child, I frequently heard the popular idiom, 'he could n't knock the skin off a rice...