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    Balti gosht

    30/09/2019
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    Angel Face

    29/09/2019
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    Filets de sole à l’Anglaise

    23/09/2019
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    22/09/2019
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    Yellow Bird (IBA)

    19/09/2019
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    Piccione arrosto River Café

    16/09/2019
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    Coq à la bière

    15/09/2019
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    Saison l’Hiver

    14/09/2019
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    09/09/2019
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    Blanquette de veau Christian Constant

    07/09/2019
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We are Nigel Eastmond, and Andrew Cormack, two cooks discovering the history of food and using what we find to cook original, classic dishes with verified authentic recipes.

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Quiche aux champignons

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21/10/2019

Rusty Nail

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  • ** Quiche aux champignons ** The eggy tart dates back to King Richard II of England, but the Alsatians perfected it: https://noseychef.com/2019/10/22/quiche-aux-champignons/ #french #food #hisotory #quiche #mushrooms
  • ** Capriolo in salmi ** The French don't have the monopoly on cooking 'salmis' style. This lovely Italian venison dish also uses the principle of split-cooking game. https://noseychef.com/2019/10/21/capriolo-in-salmi/
  • ** Rusty Nail ** Scottish cocktail? Probably not ... : https://noseychef.com/2019/10/20/rusty-nail/ #scotch #whisky @drambuie #cocktails #history
  • ** Charlotte de pommes ** This little charlotte is a great thing and just uses bread, apples and a little apricot jam. This classic is from Auguste Escoffier. http://noseychef.com/2019/10/14/charlotte-de-pommes/ #apples #seasonal #french #food
  • ** Scampi and chips ** It's shellfish, Jim, but not as we know it. Quotes from and props to @JoannaBlythman for the eye opener on what is really in shop-bought scampi, plus a recipe for the PROPER stuff: https://noseychef.com/2019/10/12/scampi-and-chips/ #scampi #british #food #history #shellfish
  • Another weekend, another tarte.
  • ** Horse's Neck ** Brandy and ginger with a colossal twist of lemon. Was could be simpler? https://noseychef.com/2019/10/11/horses-neck/ #cocktails #gingerale @CanadaDry @CourvoisierUK
  • ** Crêpes du couvent ** Let's not forget pears in the apple season – this technically tricky pancake is the business. https://noseychef.com/2019/10/09/crepes-du-couvent/ #pears #escoffier #french #food
  • ** Salmis de faisan ** This is one of the oldest methods of cooking pheasant, and it is truly the king of game dishes: https://noseychef.com/2019/10/07/salmis-de-faisan/ #pheasant #shooting #seasonal #game #food #history
  • ** Paradise ** Another Harry Craddock special from @TheSavoyLondon with @ForestGin and apricot brandy: https://noseychef.com/2019/10/04/paradise-iba/ €cocktails #classic #history #harrycraddock #apricot #orange #gin
  • ** Pheasant crumble pie ** The pheasant season is open, and we have the favourite dish of HRH Prince of Wales to try: https://noseychef.com/2019/10/01/pheasant-crumble-pie/ #pheasant #seasonal #game #shooting #RoyalFamily
  • ** Balti ghost ** Does this dish even exist? Yes, but it is not from Baltistan: https://noseychef.com/2019/09/30/balti-gosht/ #balti #lamb #indian #pakistani #food #history

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