Blogs
Final instalment in wartime recipes series
What was culinary life on the home front like in 1917? Beth Wilmshurst uses a Ministry of Food cook book to find out. Recipe 4: Surrey Stew
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How to make a cooker from a hay box!
An intriguing article from a 1917 First World War pamphlet on how to make your own cooker using an old wooden box…
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Our trip to Sparkenhoe Farm
We visited Jo and David Clarke of Leicestershire Handmade Cheese Company to find out how they make their Red Leicester…
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Harvesting the milling wheat in Notts
For a feature to appear in the next issue of Great Food magazine, we visited Screveton to see the wheat being harvested…
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Behind the scenes at Hambleton Bakery
For a forthcoming feature to appear in the next issue of Great Food, we visited Hambleton Bakery’s engine room in Exton, Rutland…
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Social media tips for food businesses
Helen Chantrey, ex-Unilever employee but now running her own foodie marketing business, talks Twitter and Facebook best practice…
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Blog: Provenance. Who cares?
Matt Gregory looks at the complex world behind producers’ food provenance claims and finds all may not be quite what it seems…
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Blog: The Price Battle. By Monica Parmar
Monica Parmar of curry sauce producer The Tiffin Food Co. explores the difference between ethical businesses and profit-only ventures…
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Blog: loose leaf musings by Tea Box
Kirsty Munro, owner of local loose leaf tea company Tea Box, on why her ultimate cuppa is traditional with a modern twist…

