COOKING COMPANION
JAM AND CLOTTED CREAM BLOG
Cornish mum of three Beth is a professional blogger and recipe developer whose blog, Jam and Clotted Cream, has been live since 2008. You’ll fi nd lots of great recipes from family-friendly mains to truly decadent desserts, along with the odd snippet of great insider info about the Cornish food and drink scene.
www.jamandclottedcream.co.uk
EDITOR'S
DORSET FOOD & DRINK CALENDAR Available now from
various Dorset stockists, the 2017 Dorset Food &
Drink Calendar shines a light on some of the women who front Dorset’s food and drink businesses. T e calendars are priced at £5 each, with proceeds going to two local charities: Julia’s House for Children, and Weldmar Hospicecare Trust for Adults.
www.facebook.com/
dorsetfoodanddrinkcalendar
DAVID GRIFFEN’S INSTAGRAM FEED
Following a professional food photographer on
Instagram is a surefi re way
to feel constantly hungry! I love Cornwall-based David Griff en’s food photography, which is always beautifully styled and seriously mouthwatering…
www.instagram.com/ davidgriff en
Pi cks
Four things that have caught editor Emily’s eye this month, from food tours to mouthwatering Instagram photos
EAT.WALK.TALK BRISTOL FOOD TOURS T e best way to get to know a place? T rough its food! Brian Iles has been working in food and drink for 20 years, and now runs regular food tours of Bristol. Each tour features around 8-10 diff erent tastings, accompanied by cultural, architectural and historical anecdotes about the city.
www.eatwalktalkbristol.com
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