The Foody TravellerCelebrity mum and recipe author Fay Ripley has joined forces with Red Tractor beef and lamb to bring you the perfect solution to the mid-week dinner dilemma – the midweek mini roast! With kids’ after school activities busier than ever – from homework to sports clubs and after school playdates – navigating the family weekly […]
Opened just five years ago, The Arch London is tucked away on a quiet street in Marylebone, a few minutes’ walk from Bond Street, Oxford Street and Marble Arch. It is a family-run boutique hotel spanning seven Grade II listed Georgian townhouses and two mews homes. Consequently its 82 rooms and suites are all of […]
Rich food is fine, a great treat; but we also enjoy tasty, healthy dishes that are well-balanced and satisfying – without that guilty feeling from over-indulging. There is no calorie counting in Jo Pratt’s clever ‘In the Mood for Healthy Food’ but it does offer a wide range of dishes for breakfast and brunch, light […]
For shoppers who want to escape the noise and bustle of Knightsbridge there is an oasis of calm, tranquillity and luxury – the Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park’s Rosebery Lounge. Leading off from the hotel’s main vestibule The Rosebery guests are ushered into spacious rooms, with windows overlooking the streets of Knightsbridge, furnished with small tables, […]
A friend cooked a delicious pork chop casserole for us recently – pork chops with fennel and cider. Thumbing through The Hairy Bikers’ Meat Feasts I came across a recipe for pork chops with fennel and lemon. Straightforward to prepare it looks terrific and one we will most definitely be making.
Close by the Tower of London is lively and pretty St Katherine Dock – and on one of the board walks on Commodity Quay, overlooking the West Basin marina, is CAU. By the way CAU stands for Carne Argentina Unica. Hardly surprising then that Argentinian beef features large on CAU’s menu – but there is […]