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Eats the World: June 2011
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Top 10 London foodie tips. Friday, June 24, 2011. Arbutus not-so-special offer - restaurant review. I'd wanted to eat at Arbutus. For ages, so booked a table immediately when I saw an offer for the pre-theatre menu plus a glass of champagne for £18.95 ppn. It's not often you can eat in a Michelin starred restaurant for that little. The food was good but nothing to write home about, so I shan't. I can only assume they save the Michelin-quality stuff for the main menu. Links to this post. The fish display ...
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Eats the World: November 2011
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Top 10 London foodie tips. Wednesday, November 30, 2011. Sweetcorn fritters - recipe. These golden sweetcorn fritters are a real crowd-pleaser and are the recipe most often requested by Marc! The crispy batter, juicy sweetcorn and hit of chilli is a match made in heaven. They're also really easy to make and work well for canapes, starters or even breakfasts. Go on, give them a go. Guarantee you'll love them, or your money back (except not the second part). Ingredients (Serves four for starters):. You jus...
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Eats the World: May 2011
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Top 10 London foodie tips. Tuesday, May 31, 2011. Creamy tomato and prawn open lasagne - recipe. Open lasagne is much quicker and a little bit healthier than traditional lasagne. For some reason, I always feel more inspired to tinker about with fillings too. Last night's version was a creamy prawn and tomato sauce, with some peas and mushrooms thrown in for good measure - these could be left out if you prefer. 6 dried lasagne sheets (I prefer to use fresh but the supermarket didn't have any). Add the whi...
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Eats the World: August 2011
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Top 10 London foodie tips. Wednesday, August 31, 2011. Mien Tay, Battersea - restaurant review. A lot of good stuff has been written about Mien Tay (restaurants on Lavender Hill, Battersea. And Kingsland Road, Shoreditch. The resulting popularity means it can be quite difficult to get a table, even on a weekday. We finally got round to making a booking in advance (thanks Sara! And arrived with quite a sense of anticipation. Now, let's move on. The menu is extensive, somewhat overwhelmingly so. For so...
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Hot & Chilli | food and travel blog: Japanese SupperClub @TheLondonFoodie by Nicola Monks
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Brazilian food recipes, buy and try. Monday, 9 January 2012. Japanese SupperClub @TheLondonFoodie by Nicola Monks. A guest post by Nicola Monks reviewing her last SupperClub in London. In the run-up to Christmas most people are concentrating on plans for the big day, and next inline to this New Year. But once all this excitement has finished, what next? In October last year. Whilst Luiz was busily cooking downstairs we were well looked after by Dini ( @dolcedini. Salmon sashimi South American Way. To com...
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sushi tetsu | gourmet traveller
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Tasty morsels from home and abroad. First off, apologies for the snail’s pace at which I’m rolling out the Tokyo. Posts I’m hoping to step it up a gear and churn out a steady stream in the next week or so. In the meantime, I’d like to bring to your attention a new Japanese gem closer to home. Sprung up on sleepy Jerusalem Passage in Clerkenwell a short few weeks ago, Sushi Tetsu. Plump scorched Scallops and the clean flavours of Sea Bream tossed with shredded shiso. Tuna is undoubtably the most prized fi...
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Miso: the vital umami ingredient | HASHI COOKING
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Cookery Classes and Courses. Cookery Classes and Courses. January 6, 2015 /. Miso: the vital umami ingredient. For centuries Japanese craftsmen have transformed soybeans and grains into a delicious and versatile seasoning called miso, a natural flavour enhancer which provides a savoury umami taste. While it is most commonly enjoyed mixed with dashi stock as miso soup, it is a vital ingredient in many sauces, condiments and dishes. Generally speaking, the paler the miso, the sweeter and more subtle its ta...
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Seaweed: the delicious, versatile, wonder food! | HASHI COOKING
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Cookery Classes and Courses. Cookery Classes and Courses. April 2, 2015 /. Seaweed: the delicious, versatile, wonder food! Not only is seaweed a miracle food. Is a powerful decongestant, helps normalize blood pressure, containes iodine, carotenes, B, C, D and E vitamins, and minerals like calcium, magnesium, potassium, silica, iron and zinc, and the healing nutrient germanium. It is high in protein and salt, and therefore often used to flavour dashi stock and soups. Has a delicate flavour, best for soups...
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Two weeks in Burma: The Myriad Flavours of Myanmar | HASHI COOKING
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Cookery Classes and Courses. Cookery Classes and Courses. February 5, 2015 /. Two weeks in Burma: The Myriad Flavours of Myanmar. Burmese Curries in Yangon. I recently visited Yangon in Burma, now known as Myanmar, to see my son who is living there and to visit a selection of hotels which have shown an interest in having me teach my Japanese cooking skills to their staff. Which is gourd (like squash) deep-fried in thin, crispy batter until tender and served with a sweet and sour tamarind dip. One of the ...
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