Posted on October 14, 2011
October marks the world’s largest real ale festival and it’s all happening right here in Nottinghamshire. To mark the event we want to share...
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Seasons come and go, and so do their unique flavours, but with a sprinkling of sugar and a few glugs of vinegar (and a small amount of time)...
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Christmas is here and the time has come to raise a glass to the festivities.Simon Reed, the school's cider expert, shares this spicy cider r...
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When Viv Harvey, a member of our butchery team, suggested this recipe we couldn’t wait to give it a try. By combining two ingredients in...
Read ArticlePosted on December 19, 2011
Our jam, chutney and all round preserving queen, Michelle Roper-Shaw, shares her suet free mincemeat recipe; perfect for mince pies or, if y...
Read ArticlePosted on January 12, 2012
Our tutor, Ross Sneddon, shares his richly spiced and sticky cake recipe, perfect for these wintery days. Either on its own or with a thick...
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Haggis is traditionally enjoyed and devoured on Burns Night (25 January), when Scotland marks the birth of its most famous poet, Robert Burn...
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To celebrate Yorkshire Pudding Day we are serving up a virtual version of one of the key features of a roast dinner.Traditionally the perfec...
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Rhubarb season is upon us! To mark Wakefield’s festival of rhubarb our preserves and pickling queen, Michelle Roper Shaw, shares this must t...
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Our butchery tutor, Andrew Sharp, has put together the following recipe for you lamb lovers………Requirements for this recipe are a renaissance...
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For many people, a Christmas dinner isn’t complete without the humble Brussels sprout. While not to everyone’s taste, this small, seasonal,...
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The cheeseboard is an after-dinner highlight for many of us, which can liven-up many a buffet table, festive platter or dinner party.And thi...
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The traditional pork pie is a fitting part of any ploughman's lunch, festive feast or summer's picnic. Unlike other types of pie, it’s the t...
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A good pickled vegetable can often be the perfect side dish to a delicious meal. Both sweet and sour, it makes a great accompaniment to hea...
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The great British banger often plays an integral part of traditional fayre, whether they are wrapped in bacon and served with the roast, ski...
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Slightly sweet, and very different, this delicious risotto by chef, author and tutor Valentina Harris suggests using pearled spelt, or farro...
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Tutor, award-winning ice cream maker and founder of London's La Grotta Ices, Kitty Travers shares one of her favourite recipes which celebra...
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Game is on the menu at The School of Artisan Food for Great British Game Week. Set in the historic Welbeck Estate nestled in heart of Sherwo...
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Easter wouldn’t be Easter without delicious hot cross buns. Why not have a go at making them at home with the family? Try our Head of Baking...
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Our Vegan & Gluten-Free Pancake With Shrove Tuesday just around the corner, we were put up to the challenge of creating a niche pancake for...
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