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Fettuccine and Five Spice Lamb: The Boston Globe in 60 seconds

Posted Mar 31st 2008 11:02AM by Bob Sassone
Filed under: Newspapers, in sixty seconds

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Top Country Pubs from the Times

Posted May 27th 2006 4:03PM by Andrew Barrow
Filed under: British Isles, Restaurants, Raves & Reviews, Newspapers

The Greyhound At last the Times restaurant recommendations leave the confines of London and track down ten of the best pubs in the South East. One is just down the road from me in Marlow; I shall have to go!

Crooked Billet, Newton Longville, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire "serious passion" [website]
The Anchor Inn, Walberswick, Southwold, Suffolk "1920's Arts and Crafts Adnams pub whose gardens are a real haven" [info]
The Cricketers, Clavering, Saffron Walden, Essex "an adventurous, frequently changing menu" [details]
The Cricketers On The Green, Weston Green, Thames Ditton, Surrey "new gastropub offering such well-sourced ingredients as Cumbria Ham and Coin Valley smoked duck" [details]
The Greyhound, Stockbridge, Hampshire "a super riverside garden with fishing rights for residents" [details]
Hand and Flowers, Marlow, Buckinghamshire "the cooking takes you into much higher realm. Respect for British ingredients gives the menu an edge - it's not often that every dish listed appeals" [details]
Hare Restaurant, Lambourn Woodlands, Hungerford, Berkshire "You'll find Mayfair style at this former country pub set in magnificent racehorse country" [website]
The Hinds Head, Bray, Berkshire "Don't expect gastropub wizardry at Heston Blumenthal's pub venture as he keeps the ancient building as the village local, serving traditional tavern food" [website]
The Sportsman, Seasalter, Kent "Hidden away on the fringes of the marshes, the Sportsman appears desolate at first, but inside the coastal light sweeps through an airy room" [details]
The White Horse, Brancaster Staithe, Norfolk "A stylish pub where the sea views from the conservatory dining room are beyond compare and the natural colours and modern artwork are complemented by the relaxed attitude of the staff" [website]

Michael Bateman, pioneering food writer, 74

Posted Apr 7th 2006 3:46PM by Joe DiStefano
Filed under: British Isles, Grains, Newspapers, Europe

It could be argued that without the work of recently deceased British journalist Michael Bateman, food writing as we know it today would not exist. I like to think that it would have evolved of its own accord because of humanity's drive toward epicureanism, but I'm not so sure.

What I am pretty certain about is that without Bateman, Britain would still be more known for the roast beef and cabbage that comprised a meal when he started his food writing career in the 1960s, rather than today's gastropubs. In addition to broadening the British palate in general, Bateman is also credited with teaching the country that there's more to bread than the sliced white variety. His Campaign for Real Bread was one of many pushes for quality, nutritious food that he undertook in his years at The Sunday Times of London.

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