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Linguine alle vongole

23/10/2017 By Richard Bewley 9 Comments

Just shy of four months ago (still inspired by a ...

Burger Me Senseless

22/07/2017 By Richard Bewley 2 Comments

For many, the humble burger can evoke many fond ...

Prawn, squid, lime and white wine spaghetti

16/09/2014 By Richard Bewley Leave a Comment

It is not uncommon that I adapt an otherwise ...

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 ...

Prawn, Squid, and Chilli Fusilli

08/06/2014 By Richard Bewley 2 Comments

Without wanting to sound repetitive (and in so, ...

I categorically love steak. There you go, confession is out. I am such a fan, I have even planned my Death Row meal (in the very unlikely event of every being incarcerated for a crime worthy of capital punishment, and in the US at the time) and a damn fine steak has to be the…

The very first time I had ever tried Boeuf Bourguignon was at the age of 10 when staying with my great aunt Micheline in the Loire Valley. Every summer, my family would spend a couple of weeks with our relatives in Meung-sur-Loire (country home of Georges Simenon’s fictional detective Jules Maigret – for the literary…

At the very end of July, I spent a truly delightful long weekend with my far better half in North Yorkshire. To say it we had a packed agenda is a slight understatement. Following some near torrential rain in the morning, we held off for a glimmer of sunshine on the horizon for our drive…

For obvious reasons, I love the weekend. Not only can I catch up on all those essential and delightful chores (cleaning, laundry and other joyous tasks) I also brunch (is that a verb?). It is the only time of the week that I can get away with only worrying about having to nourish myself twice…