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Food miscellany from a Aussie London girl who loves to cook but above all, lives to eat.
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Recent eats.
- Mouth numbing goodness – No 10 Sichuan, Earls Court
- The Harwood Arms, Fulham
- Noma Part 2, The Meal
- My experience at Noma, Copenhagen – Part I, The Snacks
- Soho Japan, Fitzrovia
- ‘Farewell Islington’ dinner at The Albion
- Teatro del Sale, Florence
- Italy Part IV: The restaurant roundup
- Bayswater duck war
- Dumplings Legend, Chinatown
- Singapore Garden, Swiss Cottage
- Italy Part III – Taking on a Bistecca alla Fiorentina
- Italy Part II – To market, to market
- Italy Part I – the quest for offal…
- Assa – Cheap and cheerful korean
- Potato gnocchi with a sage burnt butter sauce
- Sunday brunch @ Caravan, Exmouth Market
- Canh chua tamarind fish broth with elephant ear stems
- Neal Yard Dairy haul
- Currywurst cravings…
Category Archives: Markets and other food adventures
Italy Part III – Taking on a Bistecca alla Fiorentina
No visit to Greve-in-Chianti is complete without a visit to the famous Antica Macelleria Falorni. An 8th generation butcher, the store today stocks Chianina beef, Cinta Senese pork, chingali and other Tuscan delights over 4 shop fronts in the towns … Continue reading
Posted in Home dinners, Markets and other food adventures, Outside UK Restaurants
Tagged Beef, bistecca alla fiorentina, Chianina, Cooking, falorni, food, greve, italy, Steak, T-bone steak
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Italy Part II – To market, to market
Eat, Pray, Love. Actually forget the prayers, we only ever holiday to eat. Over the course of our Italian getaway we found ourselves seeking out markets, festivals and food fairs just for the opportunity to sample various regional cuisine. In … Continue reading
Posted in Markets and other food adventures, Outside UK Restaurants
Tagged Beef, Brunello di Montalcino, Butcher, Chianina, Chianti, festival, Firenze, Florence, food, Greve in Chianti, market, Sausage, Toscana, Tuscany
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Italy Part I – the quest for offal…
Offal. A word that will either make you cringe in horror or weaken you at the knees in hunger. Many people will ooh ahh over foie gras or liver pate yet strangely cannot stomach the though of eating stomach, cartlidge, … Continue reading
Posted in Markets and other food adventures, Outside UK Restaurants
Tagged Certaldo, Cooking, eating, food, holiday, italy, Offal, Slow cooker, Stomach, street food, Tripe, trippa. lampredotto, Tuscany, Umbria, vacation
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Neal Yard Dairy haul
Passing through London Bridge on Thursday, we found ourselves almost automatically walking in the direction of Neal Yard Dairy. Neal Yard Dairy is without a doubt London’s premier artisanal cheese store. With store fronts in Covent Garden and Borough Market … Continue reading
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Tagged borough market, cheese, Dairy, food, london, London Bridge, market, Milk, neal yard
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Millets Farm – Pick your own produce
In Oxfordshire there is a fabulous place called Millets Farm that offer ‘pick your own’ harvesting during the summer months. Sam payed a visit to the farm over the August long weekend keen to roam the 50 acres of designated … Continue reading
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Tagged Apple, Farmers' market, Fruit, Garden strawberry, pick your own, strawberry, Vegetable
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My guilty pleasures
One of the blogs that I have been getting into lately is Luke Mackay’s food blog. It’s the perfect combination food miscellany and quirky humour. This recent post really got me thinking about my guilty food pleasures. By guilty food pleasures I don’t … Continue reading












