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Fork Issue 20
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Food collides with art - we learn about The Experimental Food Society. At home we rediscover traditional cattle breeds whilst in Berlin we explore the Slow Food scene.
Fork Issue 19
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Jake Tilson talks fish cookery, we take two very different trips to Thailand & check out Mauritian home cooking. Plus outdoors Pop-Up pioneers Outstanding in the Field, 10 superb recipes and a special tart masterclass.
Fork Issue 18
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Explore France's newest organic region - The Roussillon, Richard Aslan begins a new series discovering international home cooking, and the Fork team dive into a masterclass in ice cream making at Bristol's Lido.
Fork Issue 16
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Douglas Blyde meets Jason Atherton at his new venture Pollen Street Social, Fiona Beckett explores wines in the Lebanon, we talk to Bryn Williams and find out about Dorset Blue cheese, pig butchery and pirate fishing! Plus great spring recipes.
Fork Issue 15
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A look at Mark Broadbent's new restaurant Eighty-Six, Norwegian fishing, winter recipes from our favourite chefs (including chocolatier Willie Harcourt-Cooze), top sherry tips from Fiona Beckett and Kay Plunkett-Hogge goes in search of the perfect cocktail.
Fork Issue 14
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Restaurant quality street food hits Bristol, Mark Diacono advises on Tastes of the Unexpected and choose between shellfish, pot roast and goose for your roast this autumn.
Fork Issue 13
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Grown up baked beans and one pot cooking from Alan Rosenthal, discussing the uncertain future for the Russian caviar industry, recipe for seasonal plum jam and a step by step guide to making your own cider.
Fork Issue 12
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Food Festivals round up, artisan baking meets rock and roll in Dorset, Jekka McVicar, the 'queen of herbs', makes the best of Elderflowers and a visit to South Devon Chilli Farm restores faith in polytunnel farming.
Fork Issue 11
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Wales takes whiskey by storm with award winning Penderyn distillery, a late night treat from the Anthology of Midnight Feasts and a push to reclaim our left overs.
Fork Issue 10
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Jose Pizarro brings some Spanish flair to winter recipes, Mitch Tonks goes to market in Barcelona and we talk to the founder of the UK Youth Food Movement.
Fork Issue 8
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The return of Stephen Bull, celebrating the art of chutney making, definitive fresh thinking about all things gamey and Tom Parker Bowles journeys into the wonderful world of Somerset cider making.
Fork Issue 4
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We examine the rise of the cornish pasty, see nose to tail eating in Gloucestershire and Skye Gyngels shares her seasonal recipes. Plus Diana Henry visits the Hardwick in Abergavenny.
Fork Issue 3
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Tasting the difference on Hardwicke organic milk farm, Mitch Tonks returns to the stove, exploring the globe through biodynamic wines plus the modern allotment owner.
Fork Issue 2
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Chef quality produce made available to the public, hidden gem The Food Hut emerges amongst the potting sheds to deliver fantastic food and the Digneys battle to win at Oakhill with great pub grub and home brewing.
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