Saturday Sourdough
A new book by Vanessa Kimbell inspires a re-assessment of sourdough bread by Paul Myerscough.
Saturday Sourdough Read More »
A new book by Vanessa Kimbell inspires a re-assessment of sourdough bread by Paul Myerscough.
Saturday Sourdough Read More »
Paul Myerscough says there is another way to prepare those dried beans. If they are fresh they can functions as seeds. Sprout them to create a much more nutritious food than the usual Dal or bean casserole.
Sprout some beans in this season of growth! Read More »
In spring time breadmaking can take on a seasonal note by using common nettles as an ingredient. Here’s how Paul Myerscough went about it!
Nettle Season Once More – Nettle Bread revisited! Read More »
The real bread campaign is a champion of the small baker and advocates against false claims from big bread manufactures who produce faux sourdough says Paul Myerscough.
Bread on my sleeve Read More »
Baking bread can follow the seasons too! Here we show how to incorporate nutrient-rich nettle into this bread for the new Spring season.
‘Tis the season of the Nettle! Time for Nettle Bread Read More »
A block of frozen ‘elg’ arrives in Paul Myerscough’s kitchen. How to prepare this unexpected treat? Tips and insights here.
Venison ( Elg or Elk )– a fine slow cook Read More »
A visit to a local organic farm last winter taught me that you can compost woodchip. According to Ian Tollhurst you just spread it on the ground and turn it every 3-6 months and within two years you have compost which is good enough for potting out seeds. Thinning the trees to allow more light
A Busy Night at the Compost Heap Read More »
Paul Myerscough samples some of the new style restaurants in Copenhagen.
Copenhagen: The Noma legacy – Radio vs Bror? Read More »
John Dory is a rare treat. These two being rather small were available for not too much money in our local supermarket. Here is a simple way to prepare them. With a tasty result.
Paul Myerscough returns to Norefjell in Norway and identifies 5 sorts of berry to pick and encounters lemmings.
A ‘Lemen Year’ visit to Norefjell Read More »