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Food

  • Seasoning – Salt Flakes

    by Sherbhert Editor 26th February 2020
    26th February 2020

    Sherbhert recipes typically call for few but good quality ingredients which are cooked simply. Perhaps surprisingly, these quality ingredients are not necessarily the most expensive.  With this simple way of…

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  • Local and Seasonal in February – Roman Cauliflower (Romanesco)

    by Sherbhert Editor 19th February 2020
    19th February 2020

    Roman Cauliflower – a stunningly attractive vegetable with taste and texture similar to cauliflower. It needs a bit of care with cooking to preserve its amazing colour. It is best…

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  • Canned Foods – Anchovies

    by Sherbhert Editor 19th February 2020
    19th February 2020

    Sherbhert is fond of cans even though they are sometimes maligned in this country for no obvious good reason. Canning is an excellent way of preserving good foods, and anchovies…

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  • Mrs Temple’s Binham Blue – A British Regional Cheese

    by Sherbhert Editor 15th February 2020
    15th February 2020

    This full flavoured, creamy blue cheese with a natural crust is made by Catherine Temple at Copys Cloud Farm, Wighton on the Holkham Estate in Norfolk using pasteurised milk from…

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  • Local and Seasonal in February – Cockles or Clams with Linguine

    by Sherbhert Editor 10th February 2020
    10th February 2020

    For 6 as a main course 1kg fresh cockles or clams 2 or 3 tbsp olive oil 6 cloves of garlic, peeled and crushed 2 x 400g cans of chopped…

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  • Balance and Food – People, Planet, Plants and Processed

    by Sherbhert Editor 29th January 2020
    29th January 2020

    INTRODUCTION Balance is such an important word and such an important idea. When things are not balanced, they are going wrong, whether in matters personal, work or world. “Are things…

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  • Quaint and Quirky – “Read and Digest” Little Walsingham, Norfolk

    by Sherbhert Editor 28th January 2020
    28th January 2020

    Stumbled upon by chance, this quaint and quirky café, evidently built in 1510 and situated in the High Street next to the square in Little Walsingham, was formerly home to…

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  • Local and seasonal in January – Purple Sprouting Broccoli and Making a Meal of it.

    by Sherbhert Editor 27th January 2020
    27th January 2020

    At last, Purple sprouting broccoli, a much-loved green vegetable is starting to appear and should continue to be available into April. Freshly boiled for a few minutes, it needs no…

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  • Incidentally…..

    by Sherbhert Editor 22nd January 2020
    22nd January 2020

    are you confused about food and what to eat or not eat? Read “Food Rules” by Michael Pollan. This easy to follow book of simple food rules makes so much…

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  • Local and Seasonal in January – Green Cabbage

    by Sherbhert Editor 12th January 2020
    12th January 2020

    One of the few green vegetables available at this time of year, Cabbage can be delicious as long as it isn’t overcooked. It is also good raw in salad. This…

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