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July 2011


38 FOOD EXPERT The principal of Tante Marie


answers your questions on everything from strawberry jam to egg allergies


41 MAKE IT...USE IT...TWIST IT Sponge cakes are a great British


institution, but can still throw a few surprises


45 GADGET OF THE MONTH Travel Foodie adventures at home and abroad


48 FOREIGN INSPIRATION Sam and Eddie Hart’s recipes


show why their Spanish restaurant Fino is such a success


53 TASTE IT FOR REAL Tapas – the last word in making a


little go a long long way


55 FOODIE AWAY A trip to Rye for incredible food


amid the mediaeval architecture


57 GRUBSTERS ’s youngest food critics


swing into Farnham’s Bat And Ball for Yorkshire pudding and chicken nuggets


Wine


What to drink, when to drink it and what to drink it with


61 WINE EXPERT Elly from Vinbiz breathes in the


bouquet of readers’ queries


62 WINE PAGES Elly sniff s out the best


of the bargains in Surrey’s well-stocked wine racks


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The retro fl our sifter is the perfect baking accessory


65 WINE LABEL Bluff your way through wine chat


with our guide to the label lingo


67 WINE FOCUS There’s no better way to make the


summer sparkle than with ’s guide to champagne (and


its cheaper relations) 68 WINE GADGET OF THE MONTH At Home


The kitchens we love and fantastic things to fi ll them with


72 MY KITCHEN House designer Victoria turn


their attention to their own dream kitchen


76 ONE TO WATCH Caroline of St Joan’s Farm


explains why happy cows are the surest route to great ice cream


79 LOVES


Floral treats that set the perfect summer tone


81 FOODIE DATES From farmers’ markets


to food festivals, the red-letter days for the discerning foodie


82 MY MEMORIES


IN MEALS Strictly Come Dancing star Flavia Cacace remembers the meals, from Italian home cooking to curries Birmingham


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Lonely Planet writers who sneer that Surrey towns are ‘uninspiring’ and our


suburbs ‘dull’. Local tourism turnover is £1.9 billion so it seems Surrey-lovers are proving them wrong.


People who wear sunglasses indoors, especially in dimly lit restaurants. Never a good look.


The fact three-quarters of all tomatoes eaten in Britain are imports from Saudi Arabia


(3,100 miles away), Spain, the Canaries and Morocco.


Breezy days that play havoc with our picnics. We know it’s all part of the outdoor


experience, but we don’t like mouthfuls of hair with our salad and it’s impossible to


relax with a paper when the wind’s blowing.


SNUB JULY 2011 07


Less a gadget than an education, Le Nez du Vin will school your nose in wine’s rich aromas


Contents HUG


A congratulatory hug to Denbies Wine who won gold at the International Wine Challenge for their Chalk Ridge Rosé 2010, beating 367 others in the still rosé category.


…and to Chris Bavin of The Naked Grocer, crowned Independent Retailer of the Year at the 2011 Re:fresh Awards. See his herb advice on page 36.


Chimineas. You can stay in the garden that bit longer and there’s something hypnotic about watching the fl ames.


Chef Raymond Blanc for plant- ing an orchard of 200 forgot-


ten varieties of apple to use in his kitchens. Hopefully this will remind us to buy British.


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