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August 18, 2018

Book review: Kricket: An Indian-Inspired Cookbook by Will Bowlby

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Book review: Kricket: An Indian-Inspired Cookbook by Will Bowlby

Indian cooking in the UK has undergone something of a rebranding in recent years. Driven by the likes of Dishoom and chefs such as Atul Kochhar and Vivek Singh, it is no longer confined to the curry house and the ubiquitous balti and vindaloo.

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August 16, 2018

Recipe of the week: Karnatakan mussels

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Recipe of the week: Karnatakan mussels

On a food trip to Mumbai I discovered a seafood restaurant called Jai Hind Lunch Home, where I tasted some of the best seafood I’ve had in the city to date.

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August 13, 2018

Revelations: Danny Parker, head chef, Jesmond Dene House, Newcastle upon Tyne

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Revelations: Danny Parker, head chef, Jesmond Dene House, Newcastle upon Tyne

What was your best subject at school?

PE. I always wanted to be a personal trainer in the army

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August 13, 2018

Afternoon tea: Eight takes on a classic from The Ritz to Harry Potter

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Afternoon tea: Eight takes on a classic from The Ritz to Harry Potter

Afternoon tea has been on a transformative path since it was first introduced to England by Anna, the Seventh Duchess of Bedford in 1840.

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August 12, 2018

The sweetest meat: a chef’s trip to the Rhug Estate

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The sweetest meat: a chef’s trip to the Rhug Estate

Lisa Jenkins joined 30 chefs on a trip to the organic farm of Rhug Estate in North Wales to discover why its high-welfare meat is served up at some of the UK’s finest restaurants

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August 11, 2018

Book review: Zaitoun by Yasmin Khan

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Book review: Zaitoun by Yasmin Khan

In Zaitoun, human rights campaigner turned travel and food writer Yasmin Khan shares recipes and stories from the Palestinian kitchen.

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August 11, 2018

Recipe of the week: Mussakhan – roast chicken with sumac and red onions

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Recipe of the week: Mussakhan – roast chicken with sumac and red onions

Mussakhan is a classic Palestinian dish eaten in villages throughout the region. Traditionally the meat is laid out on a giant piece of bread with the flavoursome roasting juices poured over it, so that they seep into the dough. This platter is then placed on the table for everyone to pull off sections of bread and chicken: a wonderful sharing meal.

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August 11, 2018

Menuwatch: Coast Saundersfoot

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Menuwatch: Coast Saundersfoot

Tom Hine has taken over the reins at Coast Saundersfoot and introduced a fish-focused menu to reflect the restaurant’s seafront location. Katherine Price checks it out

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August 10, 2018

Chef Eats Out at Tom Brown’s Cornerstone

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Chef Eats Out at Tom Brown’s Cornerstone

Chef Eats Out, in partnership with Udale Speciality Foods, is back by popular demand and heading to Tom Brown’s Cornerstone in Hackney, London on Wednesday 5 September.

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August 6, 2018

The Hotel School: Jeremy Goring on how the initiative helps give the vulnerable a career in hospitality

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The Hotel School: Jeremy Goring on how the initiative helps give the vulnerable a career in hospitality

Jeremy Goring is the famous name supporting a new Hotel School, one that gives those with experience of homelessness a taste of all aspects of hospitality, an industry qualification and supports them in the workplace. Emma Lake meets the tutors

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