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Pastry, in all its various forms, is such a versatile thing to make and serve, be it on top of a pie, as a sweet and flaky croissant or around a meaty sausage roll.
If you were to ask a bunch of foodies to name the best bit on the beef carcass, chances are they’d say fillet
Depending on your point of view, January is either a dismal month, devoid of the treats of the festive season and still a long way from spring. Or it’s a blank slate, bubbling with opportunity and buoyed up by new-year optimism.
Just what is marbling and why is it considered to be the holy grail of steaks and roasting joints?
Hung, aged, dry aged, matured – there are many terms used to describe how old your meat is and how it’s been handled before butchery
People have long believed in the healing, health-giving and restorative properties of bone broths
On our butcher’s block this month we’ve got a cut that might be unfamiliar to you
Eve Kalinik author of Be Good to your Gut has kindly explained to us how to look after our gut!
Naomi Devlin, author of Food for a Happy Gut
The difference between organic and conventional poultry
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