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63 Chinese Cuisines: the Complete Guide edit / delete
An excellent illustrated overview of different cuisines across China. I was able to identify a couple of dishes I've had in China that I didn't know the name of before through this - very helpful.
Tetsugakudou Ramen: A Bowl of Black Magic edit / delete
A Justin Hall article that I often find myself reminded of, about his favourite ramen restaurant.
Food History Jottings: Some Early Bakewell Pudding Recipes edit / delete
It appears that the Bakewell pudding rapidly achieved international fame...
Lupe Pintos - Mexican and World Foods edit / delete
With Edinburgh and Glasgow branches. They do tomatillos, so I could finally give that chile verde recipe a try... one to remember next time I'm travelling!
to food ingredients mexico recipes shopping tex-mex ... on 22 March 2015
Strawberry Pop-Tart Blow-Torches edit / delete
"Strawberry Pop Tarts may be a cheap and inexpensive source of incendiary devices. Toasters which fail to eject Pop Tarts cause the Pop Tarts to emit flames 10-18 inches in height." This was, I think, the first web site I ever searched for -- after having seen a mention of it in Wired UK, and playing with a web browser for the first time at the Live '95 show in London.
to amusements food poptart ... on 02 June 2014
feral trade courier edit / delete
Mexican hot chocolate, anyone?
to amusements art food shopping ... on 29 July 2013
The Language of Food edit / delete
Very interesting. Shame it's not been updated in a while!
to amusements cooking etymology food history language linguistics ... on 08 April 2013
Taste Fresh :: Dundee's Delicatessen in the city edit / delete
Another Dundee deli. Not been to this one yet.
Home - The Cheesery edit / delete
Important note: they do gjetost.
Canterbury's top 10 budget eats | Travel | guardian.co.uk edit / delete
I've used the Edinburgh and Birmingham equivalents of this article, so it's interesting to see the Canterbury version to calibrate against. Good call on Supernoodles, and I've heard good things about The Farmhouse. Cafe Mauresque is more expensive and not as good as Azouma, though, and I wouldn't include the Goods Shed (which I've also not been terribly impressed by) in a list of *budget* eats!
to canterbury food restaurants reviews ... on 08 December 2009
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