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Your Gluten Free Festival Survival Guide
Mud. Rain. Wellies. Days upon days of good music, good company and good fun..
We speak, of course, of our Great British Music Festivals!
Kick starting the festival frolics this year is Music in the Park on May 13th.
But, from beer to burgers festivals can be a nightmare for Coeliac sufferers, especially if they’re remote and camping is involved.
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Got a Passion for Butchery?
You’ve got to admit many of us take meat for granted. We forget about the many hours butchers put into expertly cutting our meat. Instead…
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What is your Perfect Bacon Butty?
What is it about bacon that offers the promise of something special. Is it its salty flavour? Its chewy texture? Or its ability to transform 2 slabs of bread into the perfect wake up call? Who knows…
But one thing is for certain – there is a reason why 221.6K tonnes of bacon are bought every year? It is the nation’s favourite ‘guilty’ food.
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What are you making this pancake day?
Whether it is the daunting task of flipping your pancake in one piece that’s got you excited or their mouth watering aroma, Pancake Day is certainly a day very few of us forget. And who can blame you?
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What Can You Make With A Bramley Apple?
What is the first thing that springs to mind when you think of Bramley Apples? Apple pies smothered in custard? Pork chops covered in sweet apple sauce?
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Living in a Winter Wonderland
We may have been blessed with a relatively warm autumn this year, but don’t let this belated heat deceive you. Winter is well on its way and with it has come an array of meaty treats that are designed to warm the cockles and leave you feeling toasty warm.
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Cooking the Perfect Steak
The first step in cooking the perfect steak is to pick the right cut. The juiciest and most full of flavour steaks are usually well…
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Does Searing Meat “Seal In” Juices?
The idea that searing meat helps to prevent moisture loss seems to be touted as culinary fact. As it seemed sensible to people and perhaps their experiences, people accepted it largely unquestioned, for almost 100 years.















