Costing £17.50 and so much more intense than your average chicken, this is not the bird you’ll bring out every weekend, but rather a very special bird, for a very special occasion.
Mini Gift Guide: Valentine’s Day
Get in the mood for Valentine’s Day with Foodepedia’s itty bitty gift guide to sweets for your sweet and sugar for your honey.
January Wine Choices
Quality, value and a variety of styles. Five wines that have taken us smoothly into 2014.
Maille Mustard Boutique, London
The Maille Boutique really is a candy shop for savoury toothed adults looking to experiment and it’s located handily next to Fortnum’s & Masons too, if you have a desire for products approved by HM Queen. And for everyone not within easy reach, the online Maille store is perfect.
An Interview with Nahji Chu of Miss Chu restaurants, now in London
Nahji Chu has already conquered Australia with her chain of Miss Chu Vietnamese tuck shops – now, she has set her sights on London. Alex Ozga caught up with Chu to find out who she is and what the Miss Chu brand is about.
The King’s Ginger Afternoon-Tea cocktails
If you can’t make it to China Tang you can at least try their delicious King’s Ginger cocktails at home with these simple recipes
Tacks for the memory
A mastery of Swedish gained from watching TV crime dramas, means Nick Harman is well prepared for a great food weekend in Gothenburg
Marriott Hotels. Local produce served up by a world class chain
In a boost to British suppliers and diners’ taste buds, Marriott Hotels are trialling a scheme of sourcing local produce for use in their hotel restaurants. Alex Ozga gets the inside track.
Merry Michel-mas!
You’ve donned your gayest apparel and you’re ready for the festive season…so what is one more spectacularly seasonal feast? Climb aboard my snow mobile for a ride along to a merrily (and occasionally Michelin starred) Christmas bonanza that’ll ding dong merrily on high and keep you well fed for the twelve days of Christmas and beyond.
Made in Malta
At the Phoenicia Hotel they take luxury and food very seriously. Nick Harman goes into their garden to meet the head chef and to taste the Maltese difference.
