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Rosh Hashanah
Honey and apples for the Jewish New Year; reinventing apple Charlotte for Food Cycle.
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September songs for Autumn Equinox
At the relaunch of the Farm Retail Association. What Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall thinks about farmers markets, sourdough September, cob nuts, why wet…
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How to shock an oyster
Three French markets, cat selfies, the theatre of holiday market shopping and what happens when spellchecker gets its way.
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Il pleut comme vache qui pisse
We say 'it's raining cats and dogs'. In France, if it's raining hard, it's as strong as a cow peeing.
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Hello we have no English tomatoes
It's still tomato season. Greengages are not unripe plums or gooseberries. Sugar plums. Bringing out the bean stringer.
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August 2024

Peach
Memories, myths and Momotaro
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Caught red handed
Mulberries. The joys of a complicated fruit. A mulberry poem. Mulberry granita.
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What makes a winning farmers market
At the farmers market of the year, Barnard Castle, County Durham
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Notting Hill Farmers Market with Elisabeth Luard
The Grande Dame of food writing shows me around her local farmers market
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July 2024

Conversations with my food
Does eating alone still have a stigma? A piece I wrote in 2011, a poem I wrote last year. Has anything changed?
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Three Cardiff Markets
Black Gold, Welsh cakes and seaweed gin
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The pleasure of cherries
Tinker, tailor, soldier, sailor, Cherry Tree Lane, or cherry orchard? The fleeting cherry season is here.
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