Food Culture articles explore the nature of British ingredients – how they are produced, their history in our food culture and how and where to obtain the best.
Against the worthy backdrop of all that was discussed at The Real Farming Conference it is almost apologetically that I tell you that my food resolution for 2019 relates to how I set the table, but please indulge me! Read on
I’ve come to hate Halloween with the adoption of American traditions such as Trick or Treat. If you have children you will find it hard to fight against, but perhaps reintroducing some of our own traditions will help. Read on
My Top Ten (Great British) Baking Classics Read on
August and September are the months for plums and their relations which have been significant both in our culinary history and countryside landscape. Read on
In medieval times ginger was as common in savoury dishes as in sweet, although it is in the latter that it really established its popularity in English baking. Read on
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