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Supplier Spotlight: Single Variety Jam

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Supplier Spotlight: Single Variety Jam

Supplier Spotlight: Single Variety Jam Single Variety have been our jam suppliers since 2020. We use their chilli jam in our courgette and sweetcorn fritters dish and their raspberry and blackberry jams with sourdough toast. Blackberry jam season when it comes round is so exciting! It's the best blackberry jam we've tried. We usually add it to our porridge which we have on throughout winter. Single Variety use British fruit where possible and a lot of work has gone into finding the tastiest fruit varieties for each jam (as the name suggests just one variety goes into each product). They...

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Our Seasonal Supper Club...

Evening Event North London Salt the Radish Seasonal Food Supper Club

Our Seasonal Supper Club...

Ticket's for Salt the Radish's seasonal winter supper club is now on sale. We have two dates to choose from: 20th October and 24th November. The full pescatarian menu can be found below. Please head over to our supper club page to buy tickets... click here.

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Summer Fennel

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Summer Fennel

Summer Fennel. It's July. A balmy 17 degrees and cloudy with showers. The British summer is well and truly here. And with it comes our first crop of fennel. Fennel can be picked into Autumn but I think it is at it's best right now, chopped and eaten raw in a salad with a lemon dressing and some herbs.  There are some great fennel recipes in Tom Hunt's book "The Natural Cook: eating the seasons from root to fruit", which takes you through the seasons with 26 different fruit and vegetables showing you how to use every part of an ingredient. I...

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Semplice! Italian Food

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Semplice! Italian Food

Semplice! Italian Food. Last week I spent 3 days in Italy. The Cinque Terre and a flying visit to Portofino and Santa Margherita. What a beautiful part of the world. We were lucky with the weather and crammed in a lot of sight seeing and a lot of eating in the short time we were there. Whenever I visit somewhere new I have a little check list of what local foods I would like to try. This time was all about the seafood.  Italian food is naturally simple and they make the most of the resources they have. They resist the...

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Spring, Rhubarb and the Triangle.

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Spring, Rhubarb and the Triangle.

Spring, Rhubarb and the Triangle. Rhubarb has always been the marmite of fruit, in my opinion. I know a lot of people who aren't fans. Usually because they're not keen on the texture and the tendency towards stringiness, or perhaps the tart flavour that can only be masked by a generous helping of sugar. For a while I was one of those people, but for different reasons. Growing up near the Rhubarb Triangle, a 9 square mile area between Wakefield, Morley and Rothwell where conditions are perfect for growing rhubarb, it has always been in abundance in my life. When my father started...

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