By Annick Dournes & Frédéric de Poligny After a 2020′ missed appointment “Good France” is back for a 6th edition in 2021. Organised by
There was always something interesting afoot in Portland’s Buckman neighborhood on the east side. Strange comings and goings in a classic Portland home. Where patrons
I am 73 years young. I have been a lacto vegetarian for 53 years, a (mostly) vegan for the last 15, since I discovered that
By Annick Dournes & Frederic de Poligny Taking advantage of the forced closing due to the Covid pandemic the 5-star hotel “Domaine des Remparts” in
When I was commissioned to write a book on drunkenness I had a definite plan of what I would be writing about and my approach to
No buses on our estate on Sundays, so a long walk across town to Leighton Buzzard train station. Two hours later we were wandering around
The Malvern Autumn Show took place at the Three Counties Showground recently and in Ann Evans’ first of two articles on the show, she highlights
The Florida Keys are a string of small islands that start just south of Miami and stretch for 125-miles along the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf
On Tuesday we returned to the Chequers Inn for another review. We’ve reviewed it several times before, and it’s a local pub that we love.
Bobotie, sweet and curried mince covered in an egg custard, and baked, is a traditional South African dish. I am vegan, so was fascinated as
I love simple peasant recipes that taste delicious. Here are a few that you might enjoy. MANGO & CHILLI DIP Cut the flesh off a
I don’t understand how people struggle to buy food when there are always so many bargains and freebies around! We eat well every day. A
SARDINES. I bought a dozen sardines in my supermarket, reduced from £2.50 to £1.99. They needed to be used at once. Sardines are easy to
La Palma (not Las Palmas) is one of the smallest of the
With the pandemic wave still bobbing up and down, travelling to distant places raises doubt and worry. Boredom is natural when one is living in
By Annick Dournes Ideally located in the 9th district of Paris at walking distance from Montmartre, the Opera or the famous “Le Printemps” and “Les
It’s that time of year again when I despair that mince pies, festive cupcakes and even Christmas crackers are for sale in the shops. It’s
Shakespeare Distillery is celebrating after scooping two recent awards, Ann Evans has the details. Despite a very challenging year which has seen the Shakespeare
Sweltering Seville a city of romanticism and dreams, heat and tapas, ferias and fun. If your time is short here are my top six things
By Frederic de Poligny For decades, Greece was promoted as an attractive destination for its white villages overlooking the deep-blue waters of Mediterranean Sea,
On a busy workday home cooking may get side-lined. At such times, ordering from out is the easiest option. But at my home, since the
ALBERT FENECH Here is some shattering news for you. Did you know that for every hot dog you eat you are reducing your strong life
Photos by Rob Tysall A special outdoor BBC Gardeners World Live takes place at the Birmingham NEC from 26th – 29th August. Ann Evans provides
In the great British film Withnail and I, a pair of out of work actors leave London and go “on holiday by mistake” to out
My adventures in the kitchen have a recent history. Since March 2021, after the 2nd wave of COVID hit Mumbai, I started exploring and experimenting
When I asked my neighbour to taste my Wet Nellie, she looked very worried. Then I told her it was a delicious dessert and she
When most people think of “bucket list” destinations, they dream of far-away places full of warm weather, beaches, historical landmarks, great food, or gorgeous landscapes.
They say that variety is the spice of life and so I thought I’d go out of the comfort zone of my historical recipes and
I had the good fortune this week, to happen across some bargain strawberries, what I would call ‘jamming’ strawberries. These over ripe jammy delights
Eastbourne is a popular seaside town on the south coast. It’s known for it’s attractive beach, magnificent pier, and nearby beauty spots such as Beachy
Chilli bites are as much a part of the Durban landscape as sunshine. Our many cultured City holds all sorts of delights in the
By Annick Dournes & Frederic de Poligny If walking in the foot-steps of stars and millionaires, is an important part of your dreams,
By Harry Pope With the lockdown restrictions mainly ended, we decided to have a break away in Essex. A hotel previously visited had a special
Portland, Oregon is a foodie haven, where the gastronomic options run the gamut between lowly taco food truck to the finest Michelin star restaurant. And
by Harry Pope I have been in touch with a few cruise lines out of the UK, also going online to check, and most have
It didn’t quite feel right that Freedom Day came while infection was rising; but enough is enough. People have had enough, the economy has had
Not far over the regional border from Castilla – La Manca into Andalucia Baños de la Encina lies. At the foot of the Sierra Morena
Why is Portland so wonderful? If one were to read anything into the city’s motto, “keep Portland weird,” it would be that Portland has an
By Annick Dournes & Frederic de Poligny Known as “shinrin-yoku” in Japan where health authorities have acknowledged its benefits since the 1980’s, forest
Over the years I have encountered many an unwelcome foreign body in my food when dining out and these have ranged from a shard of
By Annick Dournes & Frédéric de Poligny After a 2020′ missed appointment “Good France” is back for a 6th edition in 2021. Organised by
There was always something interesting afoot in Portland’s Buckman neighborhood on the east side. Strange comings and goings in a classic Portland home. Where patrons
I am 73 years young. I have been a lacto vegetarian for 53 years, a (mostly) vegan for the last 15, since I discovered that
By Annick Dournes & Frederic de Poligny Taking advantage of the forced closing due to the Covid pandemic the 5-star hotel “Domaine des Remparts” in
When I was commissioned to write a book on drunkenness I had a definite plan of what I would be writing about and my approach to
No buses on our estate on Sundays, so a long walk across town to Leighton Buzzard train station. Two hours later we were wandering around
The Malvern Autumn Show took place at the Three Counties Showground recently and in Ann Evans’ first of two articles on the show, she highlights
The Florida Keys are a string of small islands that start just south of Miami and stretch for 125-miles along the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf
On Tuesday we returned to the Chequers Inn for another review. We’ve reviewed it several times before, and it’s a local pub that we love.
Bobotie, sweet and curried mince covered in an egg custard, and baked, is a traditional South African dish. I am vegan, so was fascinated as
I love simple peasant recipes that taste delicious. Here are a few that you might enjoy. MANGO & CHILLI DIP Cut the flesh off a
I don’t understand how people struggle to buy food when there are always so many bargains and freebies around! We eat well every day. A
SARDINES. I bought a dozen sardines in my supermarket, reduced from £2.50 to £1.99. They needed to be used at once. Sardines are easy to
La Palma (not Las Palmas) is one of the smallest of the
With the pandemic wave still bobbing up and down, travelling to distant places raises doubt and worry. Boredom is natural when one is living in
By Annick Dournes Ideally located in the 9th district of Paris at walking distance from Montmartre, the Opera or the famous “Le Printemps” and “Les
It’s that time of year again when I despair that mince pies, festive cupcakes and even Christmas crackers are for sale in the shops. It’s
Shakespeare Distillery is celebrating after scooping two recent awards, Ann Evans has the details. Despite a very challenging year which has seen the Shakespeare
Sweltering Seville a city of romanticism and dreams, heat and tapas, ferias and fun. If your time is short here are my top six things
By Frederic de Poligny For decades, Greece was promoted as an attractive destination for its white villages overlooking the deep-blue waters of Mediterranean Sea,
On a busy workday home cooking may get side-lined. At such times, ordering from out is the easiest option. But at my home, since the
ALBERT FENECH Here is some shattering news for you. Did you know that for every hot dog you eat you are reducing your strong life
Photos by Rob Tysall A special outdoor BBC Gardeners World Live takes place at the Birmingham NEC from 26th – 29th August. Ann Evans provides
In the great British film Withnail and I, a pair of out of work actors leave London and go “on holiday by mistake” to out
My adventures in the kitchen have a recent history. Since March 2021, after the 2nd wave of COVID hit Mumbai, I started exploring and experimenting
When I asked my neighbour to taste my Wet Nellie, she looked very worried. Then I told her it was a delicious dessert and she
When most people think of “bucket list” destinations, they dream of far-away places full of warm weather, beaches, historical landmarks, great food, or gorgeous landscapes.
They say that variety is the spice of life and so I thought I’d go out of the comfort zone of my historical recipes and
I had the good fortune this week, to happen across some bargain strawberries, what I would call ‘jamming’ strawberries. These over ripe jammy delights
Eastbourne is a popular seaside town on the south coast. It’s known for it’s attractive beach, magnificent pier, and nearby beauty spots such as Beachy
Chilli bites are as much a part of the Durban landscape as sunshine. Our many cultured City holds all sorts of delights in the
By Annick Dournes & Frederic de Poligny If walking in the foot-steps of stars and millionaires, is an important part of your dreams,
By Harry Pope With the lockdown restrictions mainly ended, we decided to have a break away in Essex. A hotel previously visited had a special
Portland, Oregon is a foodie haven, where the gastronomic options run the gamut between lowly taco food truck to the finest Michelin star restaurant. And
by Harry Pope I have been in touch with a few cruise lines out of the UK, also going online to check, and most have
It didn’t quite feel right that Freedom Day came while infection was rising; but enough is enough. People have had enough, the economy has had
Not far over the regional border from Castilla – La Manca into Andalucia Baños de la Encina lies. At the foot of the Sierra Morena
Why is Portland so wonderful? If one were to read anything into the city’s motto, “keep Portland weird,” it would be that Portland has an
By Annick Dournes & Frederic de Poligny Known as “shinrin-yoku” in Japan where health authorities have acknowledged its benefits since the 1980’s, forest
Over the years I have encountered many an unwelcome foreign body in my food when dining out and these have ranged from a shard of
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