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Category Archives: beef
The Vinpire sees red….
Vinpire: a nocturnal creature that lives for the taste of fermented grape juice, as long as it’s red, and often finishes the evening trying to hang upside down from a beam or just falling down without making the effort of … Continue reading
Posted in 2012, Art photography, beef, Cooking, Cotes de Rhone, Digital photography, Drinks, family, Food and Photography, Food photographer, Humour, Meat, mushromm and le pie, pastry, Photography, photography course, Photography holiday, Pie, roast potatoes, Steak, Still life, Uncategorized, Vampire, Wine, Writing
Tagged duck breast, food, roasted potatoes, short crust pastry
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Swing low, sweet chariot….
Apart from beating the Frenchies on their home ground on Sunday, which was pretty sweet, there were a couple of other sweet moments at the Sunday lunch table. A less sweet moment was realising that the beef, which rarely graces … Continue reading
Fear and loathing in Acton ..
I’m back in my chair by the wood burner with the light of the shortest day of the year fast fading. There is the comfortable murmur of French voices which permeates through the window into a silence only broken by … Continue reading
Posted in beef, Cooking, Food and Photography, friendship, Photography holiday, Writing
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And the meat goes on…..Parthenaise cote de boeuf
The question “What would you recommend for a barbecue?”so often results in a tired litany of burgers and the like, whereas a butcher in France will immediately recommend a côte de boeuf ( prime rib) of the best available local … Continue reading
Posted in BBQ, beef, Cooking, cote de boeuf, Digital photography, food, Food and Photography, France, Photography, Photography holiday, prawns, summer, sweet paprika, Vendee, Writing
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