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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Belly Laugh
You learn the oddest things along the way. Apparently the real reason why pork belly is so expensive these days is not because chefs have suddenly taken such a liking to it (although it is cropping up all over the … Continue reading
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50 Best Restaurants
A moment’s thought is all you need to decide it’s a load of bollocks. Or, to be fairer, as a measure of great restaurants around the world, it’s bollocks; as a marketing wheeze it’s terrific. It’s the United Nations of … Continue reading
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Pollen Street Social
At first sight the interior seems tasteful but unremarkable. White walls,dark blue banquettes, wood trim, lights like dangling fruits, some nifty contemporary art. So far, so ordinary, you might think. Casual. Contemporary, comfortable. Nothing what you might call fancy about … Continue reading
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Rhubarb & Blood Orange Tart
This dish has a bit of form. It started as my sister-in-law, Dilou’s lemon tart, which, as far as I am concerned is the pinnacle of the lemon tart universe. Far superior to those heavy-gravity, lemon-flavoured custards. To me there … Continue reading
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Zucca
I couldn’t see what all the fuss was about, to be honest. Several top eaters assured me that Zucca was hot. In a cool way, of course. Terrific Italian food, they said. Some of the best in London, they said. … Continue reading
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Early thoughts on early asparagus
The British asparagus season heaves into view on St George’s Day, 23rd April, and runs until 21st June. Or so a press release tells me. I must say, I’m surprised that asparagus is so biddable, just popping up like that … Continue reading
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Brasserie Joel
I remember as if it were but yesterday, the way the waiter broke the biscuity crust covering Joël Antunes’ chocolate soup and then poured a steady stream of opalescent pistachio cream on to the dark, glossy surface of the liquescent … Continue reading
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Razor clams with wild garlic
I can never resist a razor clam. There is something elegant about its shell and something definitely rude about the clam bit sticking out the end, indicating just how lively they are. They also have an unparalleled marine sweetness which … Continue reading
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