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Mind the gap (part 3) – Grasp the nettle

Published by Jamie's Gardener | April 18, 2013 | In Blogs, Gardening | No Comments »
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This peculiar phrase, which recommends tackling problems decisively, arises from the belief that nettles will not sting if they are seized firmly and swiftly. This presses their stinging hairs flat, it is true, but you still have to let go

Spreading the love of cooking

Published by editor | April 17, 2013 | In Blogs, Events | No Comments »
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If you have a cooking tip which you’d love to share with the world, then tell us for Food Revolution Day. Either take a picture of your tip, or the results of this skill, or write it in a tweet with

Published by Editor | April 17, 2013 | In News | No Comments »
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Jamie and friends are once again bringing their high-energy live show to Food Tube at 7:30 on Monday 22nd April. Jamie will be joined for the live stream by the likes of his fellow Food Tube stars Gennaro Contaldo, the

Published by Editor | April 15, 2013 | In News | No Comments »
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Everybody’s two favourite Italian food heroes are releasing their second series on DVD. Complete Series 2: Still Hungry of ‘Two Greedy Italians’ starring Jamie’s mentors and inspirations Gennaro Contaldo and Antonio Carluccio will be available from Monday 22nd April. In

How Barbecoa saved my Saturday

Published by Editor | April 10, 2013 | In Blogs | No Comments »
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So Friday night was full of wine and song, well certainly the wine and at 3am it was time to turn in. On my mind as I drifted (span) off into the Land of Nod was Barbecoa as the next morning I

Mind the gap (part 2) – Ramson notes

Published by Jamie's Gardener | April 9, 2013 | In Blogs, Gardening | 1 Comment »
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What a difference a week makes. Spring is finally here. Yesterday afternoon the wind swung round to the southwest, for what I think, incredibly, is the first time in three months, bringing much warmer air with it and the rain