Matching wine to a lettuce and herb salad, whose only coating is a grind of salt and pepper, is easy - almost any white or light red wine will go. Finding a wine for a salad dressed in oil or vinegar is a little more difficult.
Dressing down Matching wine to a lettuce and herb salad, whose only coating is a grind of salt and pepper, is easy - almost any white or light red wine will go. Finding a wine for a salad dressed in oil or vinegar is a little more difficult. The best ginger icecream ever This is an icecream that needs to be eaten naked – wafers or maple syrup toppings would be an unwelcome distraction when savouring this dish. After three generous spoonfuls of Criterion Ices Stem Ginger icecream my throat felt pleasingly on fire. Every mouthful of smooth vanilla icecream came laced with several ha’penny-sized chunks of preserved ginger. Initially creamy with just a hint of sweetness, a layer of peppery hotness is added after biting into the inevitable chunk of green ginger. Worcestershire Sauce - or is it?
Lovers of ‘the Original’ and ‘the Genuine’ sauce may be surprised to learn that the term Worcestershire Sauce is not limited to Mr Lea and Perrins anchovy concoction. Legal action against the Birmingham sauce manufacturer Holbrooks in 1906 concluded the name ‘Worcestershire Sauce’ could be applied to any sauce but only Lea and Perrins had the right to call theirs 'Original and Genuine'. Flour boost Down Under
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