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The website of Foodism, London's largest food and drink magazine. Long reads, restaurant guides, reviews, recipes and more.
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The website of Foodism, London's largest food and drink magazine. Long reads, restaurant guides, reviews, recipes and more.
What is British food and does anyone cook it? | Foodism
Mar 25, 2024 · It’s surprising to discover that the stodgy, bland and flavourless reputation I associate with British food is also a very recent thing. Despite our lingering sense of culinary inferiority, birthed during the post-war years when a generation adapted to powdered eggs, canned meat and boiled vegetables, there was a time centuries before when our cuisine was considered to be the best in the ...
Exploring the growth of modern Scottish food | Foodism
Mar 7, 2022 · “The reason Scottish chefs left Scotland is not because they don’t like the country. It’s because they wanted to represent it, rather than be shackled to French cuisine.“The younger chefs are pushing to represent Scotland, in Scotland as well as south of the border,” he says, and it seems that patriotism is now proudly making its way onto the plate.
Recipes - Foodism
Home cooking inspiration from the best cookbook authors and chefs in the business, helping you bring a slice of London's food culture into your home kitchen.
Should we be eating salmon? - Foodism
Sep 23, 2024 · “Our brood stock can be traced back for a good 30 years, and they were originally taken from local rivers,” says Wade. Were any to escape, they would be almost indistinguishable from the wild salmon they might meet – though Loch Duart has never had an escapee, thanks to the strength and design of its nets and its meticulous maintenance and location.
The Home Cooking Issue (52) | Foodism
In Foodism’s annual home cooking issue, we’re taking another look at how the excitement and buzz of London’s restaurant scene can inspire readers to cook better at home. We’ve got insight from some amazing cookbook writers on spices, baking and homeware; recipes from Bre Graham’s book ...
What Christy Cooked - Foodism
Looking for a shareable summer recipe that goes down as easy as a pint of black gold? Christy Spring lays out her go-to beer snack – a crisp and crunchy riff on chicken karaage ...
The Sustainability Issue (55) | Foodism
The annual Foodism sustainability special is back. Expanding on the term to not just reference environmental sustainability, but also social and economic sustainability, too, this issue highlights how the London food and drink industry is working to make the world a better place.