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Pancake Day: Prof Smith’s perfect pancake flipping method

February 21, 2012
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Estimate how high you’d like the pancake to fly, say to a height H (30cm or about one foot, as a first go). Remember the 4 Cs 1. Cook it! Use a recipe that’s right for the temperature of the pan, amount of oil, the mixture whether traditional or not, and the time involved....

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Easy risotto: the recipes

February 20, 2012
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Sea bass, clams, shrimp and fennel risotto Serves 4 as a starter Vary the fish and shellfish according to what looks most attractive. Generally fish risotto is best with butter rather than olive oil. At home I don’t bother making fish stock, since the juice that emerges when the shellfish open has so much...

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Loves, Birmingham, restaurant review

February 19, 2012
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I had the beef carpaccio with truffled pecorino, avocado mayonnaise and a corned-beef croquette, in a half-moon shape, like a deep-fried treat you might concoct for a recuperating child. It was all so beautiful I barely know where to start: carpaccio and cheese is a classic combination, but the cheese was presented as a...

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Cereals in sugar alert

February 16, 2012
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Richard Lloyd, executive director at the consumer group, said: “Parents will be particularly surprised by the fact that the majority of children’s cereals contain so much sugar. More action is needed by retailers and manufacturers to provide a wider choice of healthier cereal.” A spokesman for Kellogg’s dismissed the findings. He said: “People know...

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Discount deals reach London’s high-end diners

February 15, 2012
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The London restaurant scene is no exception, as a visit to any of several free online booking sites will attest. Any night of the week, anyone wishing to eat out in the capital can bag a bargain at hundreds of restaurants at every price point, whether it’s a prix-fixe menu, a percentage off the...

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Winter salad recipe

February 13, 2012
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For the vegetables 1 lb (455 g) sweet potatoes, unpeeled, pointy ends trimmed, and cut into 2 to 3 in (5 to 7.5 cm) long and 3⁄8 in (1 cm) wide sticks 1 lb (455 g) Yukon gold potatoes, unpeeled, cut into similar-sized sticks as above 1 lb (455 g) parsnips, trimmed, peeled, and...

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Meat Liquor, London W1, restaurant review

February 12, 2012
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We were all starving, and ordered deep-fried pickles (£3) and chilli cheese fries (£5) while we waited for the famous burgers. If I were asked to compile a list – My Top 10 New(ish) London Food Fads That Life Was Better Without – this habit of deep-frying pickled things would certainly be on it....

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How to eat crab in style

February 6, 2012
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How to eat crab in style

1. Holding the crab’s body down with one hand, twist the claws up and towards you Advertisement http://www.telegraph.co.uk/foodanddrink/foodanddrinkpicturegalleries/9063850/How-to-eat-crab-in-style.html

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Wine Review: Star buys from Adnams

January 31, 2012
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To the wines, then, to check out the top-notch Beaujolais crus, and southern French and Alsace ranges. New Zealand showcases the talents of the winemaker Dr John Forrest, and the Portuguese ports and table wines are especially tempting. Prices can be steep, but, safe to say, the shop is competing with Harrods and Harvey...

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How to cook haggis the Ranald Macdonald way

January 23, 2012
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Did you celebrate Burns Night when you were growing up? ‘Truthfully, not,’ he says. He does in his Boisdale restaurants, however, which comprise three venues in London and a pub – the Lamb at Hindon, Wiltshire – where an ambience of mahogany panelling, a cigar terrace and a menu majoring in game and prime...

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