Food and Drink

Top 10 unusual foods

Have you ever wondered what somebody on the other side of the world is eating, or what that pungent smell coming from the apartment above was? Well, the chances are it isn't one of these unusual foods, but its better to be safe than sorry. Here are our list of the top 10 most unusual foods in the world Top 10 most unusual foods in the world Fugu by Peter Kaminski 10. Fugu When thinking of food, the concept of...

Review: 108 Garage chef Chris Denney’s ‘Itineraries of Taste’ banquet

Joining the likes of Claude Bosi and Lee Westcott of The Typing Room, Chef Chris Denney of 108 Garage recently hosted a banquet on the roof of Harvey Nichols. Part of S.Pellegrino’s ‘Itineraries of Taste’ series, which continues with another event in London tonight (Tuesday 8th August) followed by one more at Harvey Nichols’ Edinburgh store, hosted by Elizabeth Allen (Pidgin). The final London banquet of the summer will be hosted by Marianne Lumb, having made it into the top...

Kikuchi serves some of London’s best sushi

Devastatingly, most of London’s Japanese restaurants have become poseur pilgrimages, instead of dining institutions. Terminuses for those who’ll choose a place for dinner based on the “vibe”, dress like stars from terrible films and push their raw fish around a slate, pretending to have fun before settling the four-figure bill and posing for optimum Instagram likes. Kikuchi, however, is a saving grace for those of us that actually enjoy Japanese food. Here, there are absolutely no bells, whistles or “live...

How To Make: Smoked Pig’s Cheek Benedict

Although not the prettiest of cuts, pig’s cheeks are amongst the animal’s tastiest offering. The same can be said for those of cows (ox) and monkfish, too. From the new Saturday brunch menu at Roast – a British restaurant in Borough Market – this recipe substitutes traditional ham for smoked pig’s cheek, as a take on classic Eggs Benedict. Although time consuming to prepare, the sublime taste compensates for every second of cooking time. Smoked pork cheeks can be sourced...

The Weekly Cocktail Recipe: G’Vine Gin Red Snapper

Celebrating its tenth anniversary this year, G’Vine Gin (Spain’s top-selling gin) pushes boundaries with a unique approach. Produced in Villevert, France, G’Vine is distilled with French grapes, juxtaposed to traditional grain. The grape spirit is then infused with vine flowers and nine other ‘luxury’ botanicals including juniper berries, green cardamom and ginger root. In addition, the vine flowers are a rare ingredient, blossoming just once per year, in mid-June, existing for just a few days before maturing into grape berries....

Restaurant review: Darwin Brasserie, Sky Garden

One of the first things you should consider when pairing wine with food is whether to mirror or contrast the bottle with the dish. For some people the like-for-like flavours of say, chardonnay and lobster make the perfect duo, whereas others opt to contrast with the crisp and bold flavours of champagne. Either are absolutely fine to do, but one of the big no-nos is to juxtapose great with humble or humble with great, and it's a sin Darwin Brasserie is...

Watch – REAL-LIFE BANANAMAN…The raw vegan student who eats 150 bananas a WEEK 

Student Dane Nash's diet is totally bananas - he eats up to 150 of the fruit A WEEK. The 21-year-old starts every day with a smoothie made of TWELVE nanas and downs up to 10 more throughout the day. He gets 80 per cent of his calorie intake from the tropical fruit, with most of the rest coming from spinach - of which he consumes more than 2lbs per day. Dane follows a strict 'raw vegan' diet - only uncooked...

Wine of the week: Marques De Casa Concha Syrah, 2014

OK, so who switched winter on? Following two months of what promised to be a glorious summer normality has returned to the shores of Britain bringing with it wind-swept and rain-drenched mugginess that has sufficiently clouded our memories of deck chairs in the garden and strawberries and cream in the fridge. Ain't it always the way. If my memory serves me well, the first few weeks of August are generally the days in which Britain decides to take a rest...

MealPal is about to revolutionise lunch in London

A new lunch membership service is about to revolutionise lunch in London after enjoying huge success in the US. Through MealPal hundreds of restaurants across London are now offering one dish per day to subscribing members which they can choose to reserve ready to pick up at lunchtime. Using the website or mobile app, users browse meals available at restaurants near them, filter meals by cuisine and portion size, and preorder the night before or in the morning, choosing a...

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