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Harvest is in, the clocks have changed and salads, picnics and outdoor dining are over for ...

Does anyone else feel that since the release a few week’s ago of the UN Intergovernme...

If there’s a dish, For which I wish More frequent than the rest, If there’s a f...

With Prince Charles, Hugh FW and any number of of famous chefs among its members , the mutt...

We’ve gone about as simple as we can this time – with our organic minced beef. ...

Seems, very much, to be the culinary meat question of our time. When peripatetic charcuteri...

It was only a couple of months ago that we did beef topside but although the sun had starte...

If Coleman’s is the mustard the British Empire was built on, shoulder of pork has a s...

Over my years behind the butcher’s counter there have been many a time I’ve been asked what...

Meat cut of the week – chicken breast fillet Chicken breast fillet might be the nation’s fa...

We’ve been having a bit of a refurb at the Wine & Tapas Bar to make the two upsta...

We all know where leg of lamb comes from, what it looks like and, probably, how to cook it ...

Still smarting from a ‘and don’t bother to ask for pudding’ review on the...

Chuck, normally sold as braising steak, is the group of muscles around the shoulder, to the...

As the well informed and Radio 4 farming programme listeners (not necessarily the same thin...

There’s a bit of a do on this weekend – we’ll be open as usual for celebrators ...

When I started up back in the Jurassic age, pork tenderloin/fillet was all the rage. Chefs ...

Coming up to St George’s Day (April 23rd) and British Beef Week (23rd-30th April) we though...

Leg of pork is something of an anomaly. Somehow, it has become the nation’s favourite pork ...

New in at our Staverton and Yealmpton shops are fresh aloe vera leaves! Put some natural sk...