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This Hungry Chef – Mains, meat
Chilli pork, sauteed peppers, sweet potato, enoki mushrooms Roast venison, rocket potatoes, beetroot jelly, squash puree, trompettes Roast lamb rack, lamb baklava, spiced lentils, coriander chutney,...
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Plateau, Canary Wharf
The catering industry is, essentially, like the royal family – it’s all about who you know and how you know them, and there’s only about 1-2 degrees of separation as opposed to the rest of the world...
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Manson, London
There’s nothing here that has anything to do with Charles or Marilyn, even though the name can be a bit misleading. A British brasserie in Fulham is what it is, with Alan Stewart, previously of...
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. . . . . . . . Leaving the lush green, red and orange autumnal colours of Ushuaia, a short journey on the other side of the mountains revealed a Patagonian landscape completely opposite to one I’d...
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Pizarro, Bermondsey
Ah London! Back to the Big Smoke after nearly a year away and so much has changed. Everywhere I walk I look at life around me and have to re-orientate myself with all the changes. The most striking one...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Indian Accents – November’s SupperClub Delights
What a month! There’s Diwali, there’s Guy Fawke’s (although this year the two have happened at the same time and the result will probably be London’s loudest night for years, not to mention brightest...
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