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Food and literature in London by Nara

UK London is a literary gem. London is also a food lover’s paradise. So, what more perfect than marrying these two passions of mine and kill two rabbits with one stone? I am always on the lookout for restaurants and cafes that have even a slight reference to literature. I think it makes most sense.

How This American Celebrated Thanksgiving in England

UK Ah Thanksgiving, a United States holiday dedicated to purely stuffing your face with food all day long. Sure, there might be the historical aspect of the Pilgrims, also known as English Puritans, and the Native Americans sharing the Pilgrims’ first successful harvest in 1621 in what would later be Massachusetts, but let’s face it

Meet Jed Dunton, Who Captures the Art of Food!

UK I suppose my passion for food photography started from a combination of a few different things growing up. The majority of my family consists of artistic, creative, musical, and generally spirited people. I think that this probably had an affect on me my siblings and also my cousins growing up, some how nearly all

Vegetables vases to eat and decorate

UK While travelling this summer with a group to discover the unique flavours of Denmark and Finland on a gastrotrip led by the Top chef Simon Lau Cederholm (AND my uncle), I was enchanted by the vegetable vases and ornaments I came across. At the Lumskebugten, fine dining restaurant that has the signature of chef

9 Common Types of Red Wines You need in Your Wine Rack!

USA Grape vines grow in all varieties, which in turn produces delicious yet distinctive tasting red wines. So to keep you on top of your red wine game here are the nine common —and not quite as common—types of red wine to fill your wine rack with: 1. Cabernet Sauvignon Description: Cabernet Sauvignon first started

Espeto de sardina, one delicious icon of Malaga's cuisine

Spain If you come to Malaga, capital of Andalucia, you should definitely come taste the iconic malagueña cuisine, sardines skewer (espeto de sardina in Spanish). The method of grilling the sardines over an open fire has been a long tradition around Malaga and the surroundings areas dating back to the Phoenician and Roman fishermen who

Mindmunch: The Tantalizing Cooking Tale of Daniel Rend

UK Ohh sonny, you know. When I think back about cooking I remember the wild times in my teens when I started wielding a knife for the first time. Actually, when I realised that cooking is really about the fun of cutting and preparing, sizzling…BORING. Oh man, I can’t write like this…I need…I need… a

Illustration, an artist’s passion for food and art

UK From a young age, I really enjoyed creating, drawing and making a mess. It is something that has stuck with me and drives me to pursue a career in Illustration. I studied Illustration at Norwich University College of the Arts and graduated in 2012. I declared myself freelance shortly after. Freelancing can be difficult,