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New head chef at De Vere Hunton Park, Hunton Bridge

Rating: 2

February 25th 2008

HUNTON Park in Hunton Bridge village has named Sebastian Lewandowski head chef

Bush Bar and Grill

Rating: 3

February 25th 2008

45a Goldhawk, W12020 8746 2111

Top of the world with The Feel Good Drinks Company

Rating: 2

February 24th 2008

EC1-based The Feel Good Drinks Company is on a winning streak, so Jenny Forbes asks co-founder Dave Wallwork what feeling good is all about

Ian Burt, Somerset organic flour producer talks to Michel Hooper-Immins from his mill in Wells

Rating: 2

February 14th 2008

Most flour is now made in modern factories by industrial processes. However, at Burcott Mill, two miles from Wells, the traditional process, powered by waterwheel, survives. Burcott is one of only two fully working watermills in the county and the...

Sweet on you

Rating: 2

February 6th 2008

As a favourite food source, cake has a long, rich history with origins dating back over 2,000 years - which is why artisan bakery Outsider Tart decided it was high time to celebrate the humble, yet magnificent, cake

The Plough, East Dulwich, Restaurant Review

Rating: 2

February 6th 2008

381 Lordship Lane SE22 020 8693 4236

Gino takes the stage for Nolita in Brookmans Park

Rating: 2

February 1st 2008

A FULL house greeted top Italian chef Gino D'Acampo when he arrived in his trademark Ferrari to host a celebrity evening at Brookmans Park restaurant Nolita.The TV star, a long-time Hertfordshire resident, was welcomed...

Review: Pure Beans Coffee, Hilton

Rating: 2

February 1st 2008

Hilton-based Purebeans sells a range of speciality coffee beans, bespoke mixes and blends for individual customers, coffee machines and everything that goes alongside them.

Review: Food-friendly Wines for Winter

Rating: 3

February 1st 2008

February, and there's still a nip in the air and the chance of further snow falls and blizzards. We'll be craving old fashioned stews, dumplings and pot roasts for a while longer.

Earning a Crust - Bakertom bakes natural made breads in Truro, Cornwall

Rating: 2

January 31st 2008

In this February/March issue, Cornwall Life magazine visits BakerTom, a bread company in Truro that is expanding. Although the company makes all the familiar types of breads there are plenty of new and exciting breads too.

Dark Magic

Rating: 3

January 25th 2008

Swooning with hunger? Ann Sydney chooses from over a hundred varieties of chocolates, and arrives in sweetie heaven

Bricklayers in Flaunden scores in Good Pub Guide

Rating: 2

January 21st 2008

THE 18th century Bricklayers Arms in Flaunden was voted the best pub in which to eat in Hertfordshire

Shenley White Horse reopens after refit

Rating: 2

January 21st 2008

The White Horse in historic Shenley, near Radlett, has reopened after a major refurbishment by the Warwickshire-based Classic Country Pub Design Company

Karen Daniel meets Somerset chocolate producer Lisa at her Congresbury headquarters

Rating: 2

January 21st 2008

Let me make one thing quite clear before we get started - chocolate and I have never been the best of friends. I have always been more of a roast potato girl, happier with a lard-smeared Maris Piper than a chocolate fondue. Valentine's Day has nev...

Offley Place, Great Offley, open after refurb

Rating: 2

January 21st 2008

CLASSICAL British dishes with a modern twist plus continental favourites are among the attractions at Offley Place, at Great Offley, near Hitchin, a country mansion house which has been restored as a hotel to the tune of £2million

Opening of Chef's Table

Rating: 3

January 10th 2008

Social Gallery

Rating: 3

January 9th 2008

Going green in SW19

Rating: 2

January 2nd 2008

As an increasing number of people are opting to eat only organic food, Lorraine Crighton-Smith finds out what all the fuss is about and where you can buy organic goods in Wimbledon

Sarah Ford meets Somerset based celebrity chef Andrew Dixon about cooking mutton

Rating: 3

December 30th 2007

When was the last time you ate some mutton? Perhaps it was years ago or maybe never, for while Victorians such as Mrs Beeton may once have sung its praises, mutton has for too long been seen as an inferior alternative to lamb. Its decline in popul...

Steven Moysey, Head Chef of the Treasury restaurant in Plymouth, Devon Speaks Out

Rating: 2

December 20th 2007

Steven Moysey, head chef of The Treasury restaurant in Plymouth, Devon reveals a very sweet tooth and a hatred of Marmite