London bakery Gail’s has made a rare venture beyond the capital with a new bakery at The Grafton. Famed for its range of more than 20 loaves, it has expanded...
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At Jack’s Gelato, ice cream is more than just a summer treat; it’s a year-round way of life Words and photos by Charlotte Griffiths Ice cream might not be the...
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As the Christmas season fast approaches, we’ve rounded up our top picks for festive eats, no matter how you’re choosing to celebrate International inspiration If the idea of turkey...
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If you’ve been missing the hugely popular pop-up at Ta Bouche, listen up: Vegan Vice has confirmed a weekend-long kitchen residency at King Street’s Thirsty and Hungry from 15 to...
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This traditional 16th century timber-framed pub serves up a Sunday roast to warm any chilly November weekend A restaurant refurb is a hard thing to get right, and a restaurant...
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We pay a visit to Provenance Kitchen’s cafe, deli and restaurant – and sample the famed Sunday roast dinner Words and images by Nicola Foley It was just over four...
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In celebration of Edition’s 100th issue, Alex Rushmer rounds up his favourite Cambridge eats and drinks, past and present Last month marked the incredible achievement of this little magazine publishing...
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This month we pay a visit to Bartlow’s cosy countryside hideaway with rooms and a renowned restaurant Priding itself on offering guests ‘the warmest welcome in Cambridgeshire’, The Three Hills...
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We’ve all been there: you’re on the way to a party, trying to choose which wine to take. Which country of origin should you look out for? Which vintage will...
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A traditionally British watering hole, it dates from 1608, making it the oldest licensed ale house in the city, according to owner of nine years, Nathan Donnelly. And like...
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“We’ve had some massive names. The thing is, at the time, you don’t realise how big they’re going to be, and you wish you’d paid a bit more attention!” laughs...
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It’s run by father and son team Vincent and Mario Castiglione, whose passion and personalities are part of what gives the pub its character. “My family’s been in Cambridge for...
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Alex Rushmer's risotto Milanese This is a near replica of the dish I cooked at Le Calandre back when I filmed MasterChef ten years ago. It is traditionally accompanied by...
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Ready to hibernate? Some of our favourite Cambridge eateries share their ultimate autumn recipes Parker’s Tavern’s Watercress Soup With Apple & Walnuts – serves 4 Tristan Welch, head chef at...
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Alex Rushmer shares a recipe for a brilliantly British take on pesto By far the most productive vegetable bed we have in the garden is the one filled with sunflowers....
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Picture: Charlotte Griffiths The team from La Latina Bustaurante show you how to make their famous tostones, aka crispy fried plantains Ingredients: Green plantain (as many as you want to eat!) ...
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This month, Dr Sue Bailey discovers a fruit worthy of the King’s table, with a 300-year link to Cambridge and the Fitzwilliam Museum As you pass by the spiky, bright-golden...
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Alex Rushmer recalls his first attempt at making risotto. But is this winter classic as simple as it seems? It took an hour and a half of near constant stirring,...
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September brings not only a celebration of organic produce, but also the pleasure of eating game, says Dr Sue Bailey appled sunlight drifts through the trees and the crow of...
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A trip to France makes Alex Rushmer reflect on the universally popular combination of bread and beans, in all its delicious forms Of all the delicious meals I ate while...
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Dig out your dirndls and step into your lederhosen for Cambridge Oktoberfest on 8 and 9 November on Jesus Green. German beer, food and music come together in a heated...
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The younger sibling of the longest-running beer fest in the country is back from 13 to 16 November, when the winter Cambridge Beer Festival brings casks aplenty to the University Social...
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An awful lot of people I’ve met in the wine game did a similar degree to me: a languages one. I was a not-especially-good French and German student at Christ’s College...
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Heralding the start of summer in the city, the Cambridge Beer Festival returns to its usual spot on Jesus Green from 20 to 25 May. Founded back in 1974, the...