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‘Ragu al Forno’

So many dishes come about through accident. Here’s one that recently happened in the No 19 kitchen. I’ve written about Ragú and Sugo; I’ve been first in England to talk of the rich Tuccú alla Genovese. Next comes a Ragú al … Continue reading

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Cockles and Mussels, Alive, Alive Oh

Holidaying at home is the theme – self enforced,  but we’re making a good fist of it.  Until Saturday just gone at least. We headed for the coast – not Folkestone for fresh day-boat fish, but for a change, Hastings – you … Continue reading

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