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Grilled Portabello Mushroom with Halloumi

01/06/2016 By Richard Bewley 4 Comments

It is not uncommon that, when time permits to shop ...

Gazpacho soup with garlic and rosemary ciabatta

25/06/2014 By Richard Bewley 2 Comments

The very first time I made Gazpacho soup was when ...

Tiger Prawns in Soy, Saké, Honey and Vodka

24/06/2014 By Richard Bewley Leave a Comment

At the weekend, I was making my favourite Prawn, ...

Prawn, Mango, Avocado and Chilli Salad

21/06/2014 By Richard Bewley 2 Comments

If it was not for my love of steak, I could quite ...

Asparagus and Smoked Salmon Bundle

07/06/2014 By Richard Bewley 2 Comments

Asparagus? - check. Smoked Salmon? - check. You ...

Twenty years ago, almost to the day, I made the most spontaneous decision in my life… I accepted a job in a town I had never heard of in a country I could just about pin on a map. Following what was a bad choice of University, I was encouraged by my very supportive folks…

I would love to claim to be a superfood guru who would wilfully substitute red wine for broccoli juice and live off sprouted mung beans for sustenance. That is not a realistic projection. That does not mean for a moment that there are not certain foods often labelled ‘super’ which I do not thoroughly enjoy…

When I cook rice (or anything pasta, noodles etc), I always like to cook extra for another day. There is a lot of, how do I put it, controversy (too strong a word but it’ll do for now) surrounding reheating rice. All I can do is share my opinion and experience. I think a lot…

Due to the joys of the working week, breakfast is a typically pedestrian affair – one of need, not one of enjoyment. If I were far better organised, had more time, or company to share the morning with- I would most definitely favour a more north or central European approach- cheese, selection of breads, cold…