Andy Lynes
Reporter
Cooking outdoors: Is it time to take your kitchen outside?
Playing with fire can bring fantastic flavours to your dishes. It could be worth considering moving your kitchen out into the open
Menuwatch: Upstairs by Tom Shepherd, Lichfield
Having just won a Michelin star, this Staffordshire restaurant is booked up for months. Andy Lynes meets the chef-patron to find out how he manages the fame
Book review: Seared by Genevieve Taylor
Book review: Rekindling the Fire: Food and the Journey of Life by Martin Ruffley and Anna King
Neat burger shows how fast food doesn't need meat
Dom Robinson: Renaissant Man
Book review: Everything I Love to Cook by Neil Perry
Neil Perry defined 1990s fusion cooking at his Sydney restaurant Rockpool.
Holm boys: why the crew from Brixton's Salon has moved to Somerset
The London-based trio of Nicholas Balfe, Mark Gurney and Matt Bushnell have taken their urban, hip[...]
Book review: Three: Acid, Texture, Contrast by Selin Kiazim
In this book, Selin Kiazim of modern Turkish-Cypriot restaurant Oklava in London offers her readers no[...]
Joe Allen: Russell Norman and Gary Lee on the return of a class act
The curtains are raised for Joe Allen, the long-time hangout for London’s showbiz finest. But the[...]
Menuwatch: Casamia, Bristol
At Casamia in Bristol, a seasonally focused menu is led by meat cooked over an open fire, as Andy Lynes discovers."
Menuwatch: Birchwood, Ticehurst, East Sussex
If it isn’t grown by chef Will Devlin himself, produce comes from suppliers just a few miles away, cooked in a building with ecological credentials to match. Andy Lynes reports
Menuwatch: Sucre, London
The newest venture from Fernando Trocca is bringing a taste of Argentina to London, with plenty of global influences and stylish surroundings.
Book review: Essential by Ollie Dabbous
Ollie Dabbous of Michelin-starred Hide in Mayfair has finally followed up Dabbous: The Cookbook, published back[...]
Menuwatch: 10 Tib Lane, Manchester
Chef Alex Shaw is creating French-inspired small plates with a focus on vegan inclusivity from a[...]
Book review: Take One Fish: The New School of Scale to Tail Cooking and Eating by Josh Niland
Chef Josh Niland of Sydney restaurant Saint Peter revolutionised fish cookery in 2019 with the publication[...]
Menuwatch: Tlaloc, Brighton
A strict adherence to authentic ingredients transports the flavours of Mexico City to Brighton.
Menuwatch: Due South, Brighton
Chef Mark Wadsworth deals with the elements at this seafront Brighton restaurant, where everything, from fish to flesh, is cooked over a wood fire. "
Menuwatch: Fork, Lewes
Chef Richard Falk is bringing expertise gained from stints at the Dairy and the Ledbury to Lewes, with a menu designed for the locals and focused on Sussex produce.
Book review: Simply Raymond: Recipes from Home, by Raymond Blanc
Raymond Blanc’s beaming smile adorned a cookery book for the very first time back in 1988 with the publication of Recipes from Le Manoir aux Quat’ Saisons. Thirty-three years later, Blanc is still smiling on the cover of his 13th[...]
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