Eating in, inspired by eating out
inspired by 33 The Scullery Everyone who works in theatre, including myself, slept a little sounder last night. The government’s announcement of a £1.5bn support package for the Arts gave us all hope that there might be a future for our industry. Put simply, this…
inspired by The Bridge Writing about Salt yesterday got me thinking about my childhood home. About seven miles from Stratford-upon-Avon is the village of Bidford, where I grew up. It also happens to be where I got my first proper job in a restaurant. Before…
inspired by Marcella Like a lot of people right now I’ve been baking a lot of bread. I’ve discovered that homemade bread is not only really simple (as long as you have yeast, I’m still trying to master the sourdough loaf) but also tastes so…
inspired by Balthazar After my not entirely successful attempt at Tart au Citron, and as I’m feeling a bit low on energy, it’s time to shake things up. The tough thing about staying at home with no work to do, is that it’s much harder…
inspired by The Garrison Maybe it’s because the sun is shining. Perhaps it’s the amount of cheese I’ve eaten recently. But I’m suddenly craving something fresh and light. Preferably something green. This might sounds strange, but I really love salads that don’t have lettuce in.…
inspired by Brasserie Zédel I really need to clear my calendar. Not because I’m busy. Quite the opposite. But my phone is still telling me about meetings and deadlines that no longer exist. I woke up this morning to a reminder that rehearsals started today.…
inspired by Stark I’ve realised so far my posts have all been about London restaurants and I want to branch out further afield. I may have lived here for over 12 years but that doesn’t mean I always have to eat here! Plus seeing as…