nami-nami reads the papers

A selection of stories about food and eating from the British newspapers

Tuesday, May 22, 2007

Seafood firm opens new £6m factory

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Scotland's oldest independent seafood manufacturer is anticipating a bright future just 17 months after its existence was threatened by ...
Thursday, May 17, 2007

Finally, butch lesbians get their own cookbook

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By Julie Bindel Food is a difficult issue for lesbians. The assumption that we are all vegetarian, or even macrobiotic, can lead to some awf...

Food can be artistic - but it can never be art

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By Jonathan Jones If canned shit can be art, why can't gourmet food be similarly elevated? Actually, there is a reason why, but it's...

Seasonal eating: beetroot

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The Guardian By Kate Carter Beetroot. The root of the beet. Beta vulgaris. Doesn't exactly resonate with romance, does it? But actually,...
Wednesday, May 16, 2007

The delights of cookery writer Elisabeth Luard's new Spanish recipe book

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If Elizabeth David opened our eyes to the delights of Mediterranean food, Elisabeth Luard put it firmly on the table. As Britain's most ...

Going Global

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Supermarkets have traditionally ignored the needs of ethnic-minority customers. Now, though, they are increasingly filling their shelves wit...

What is the Mediterranean diet?

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By Aida Edemariam In the daily barrage of conflicting health advice, one theme stands out - eat a Mediterranean diet, and you will live a lo...
Tuesday, May 15, 2007

Veggies beware!

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Mars bars will soon be a no-go area for vegetarians - the manufacturers are to add rennet to the recipe. But what other unlikely products co...
Monday, May 14, 2007

A Mars Bar a day? No longer an option if you are vegetarian

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Perhaps there was a sense that the major battles facing Britain's vegetarians had been won. Veterans recall the fight for better labelli...

A different kettle of chips

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By Peter Preston What on earth are chardonnay-flavoured crisps from Yorkshire doing in Catalonia? It doesn't take much to destroy a myt...
Sunday, May 13, 2007

Food Of The Week: Germany's gastronomic delights

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Off to see the sights? Why not mix gastronomy with history as you explore Germany's heritage, says Andy Lynes Read more...

Dishing it out: The hottest new restaurant critics

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We teamed up with the prestigious Glenfiddich Food and Drink Awards to seek out Britain's hottest new restaurant critics. Here are the w...
Thursday, May 10, 2007

Seasonal eating: broad beans

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Is there a more versatile vegetable than the humble broad bean? Not only does it work brilliantly in risottos, pasta, stews, soups, mash, sa...
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