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Jamie at the Chelsea Flower Show

Published by Editor | May 28, 2013 | In Blogs, Events, Gardening | No Comments »
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Jamie joined hordes of gardening and design fans at the 2013 Royal Chelsea Flower Show. One of the gardens – for Gaze Burvill garden furniture designers – included Jamie’s Wood Fired Oven and he took time out to cook some

Published by editor | May 23, 2013 | In Blogs, News | No Comments »
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Play a part in some brilliant new food telly by voting for your favourite Italian dishes. Jamie’s production company Fresh One is filming a show to be fronted by the lovely and talented Michela Chiappa. In this 90-minute special for

Food Revolution Day – Jamie’s Ministry of Food, Leeds

Published by Danny | May 22, 2013 | In Blogs | No Comments »
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Thank you to Simon from Jamie’s Ministry of Food in Leeds for sharing your story with us all. For Food Revolution Day we held a ‘well-being’ day for the employees of the Environmental Agency in Leeds where we concentrated on

Jamie’s Ministry of Food North East – Food Revolution Day

Published by Danny | May 22, 2013 | In Blogs | No Comments »
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Great to hear about how the Ministry of Food Centres across the country supported Food Revolution Day. They are doing their very best to “Keep cooking skills alive”. A message below from Joanna who works at Jamie’s Ministry of Food

Food Revolution Day success

Published by Editor | May 22, 2013 | In Blogs | No Comments »
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Many parts of the world came together to celebrate good food and better food habits on Food Revolution Day. In London more than 5,000 people turned up to Jamie’s Street Party, which was beamed live around the world by the amazing

Agretti: an unusual and underrated crop

Published by Jamie's Gardener | May 20, 2013 | In Blogs, Gardening | No Comments »
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Apologies for the silence of late but May’s the first of the really mad months – so much to sow and so many emerging weeds to keep in check. Why on earth I have an allotment on top of the