“Goodbye 2013!” Gastronomic Pop-Up – Sunday 29th December

Date: December 19,  2013
Author: saladclub
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Categories: Brixton, Hearty fare, Rare ideas, Secret suppers, Uncategorized

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We are very excited to be handing over our Brixton kitchen to talented friends of F&G, James Murray & Josh Pollen, for a gastronomic farewell to the year gone by. James Murray has been cooking for 10 years, working his way up through the kitchens of Le Manoir, followed by stints.

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These little piggies went to market

Date: May 25,  2011
Author: saladclub
Comments: 3 Comments
Categories: Markets, Rare ideas, Salad travels, Salads

Hello. Hello. And apologies for abandoning you and your rumbling bellies for quite this long. If it's any consolation, we haven't been sitting around watching Loose Women and twiddling our thumbs. Since last we wrote, Rosie got hitched, the next chapter of our book neared completion and our brand spanking.

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Year of the (crispy) Rabbit

Date: February 25,  2011
Author: saladclub
Comments: 1 Comment
Categories: Meat, Rare ideas

While it may seem safe to remove one of those winter layers and turn the thermostat down, we're still wrapping our food up tightly in blankets here at Salad Club. Like our tasty summer rolls from last week, hundreds of little devils on horseback for the Read More

Woodcock on toast

Date: January 20,  2011
Author: saladclub
Comments: 9 Comments
Categories: Meat, Rare ideas

Every now and then I feel like getting my hands bloody and cooking a meal totally from scratch, including all the gruesome stuff you would usually leave to your butcher. It seems only fair, as a carnivore, to go through this visceral process once in a while. My.

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A rare idea

Date: October 07,  2010
Author: saladclub
Comments: 2 Comments
Categories: Nowt about the fridge, Puddings, Rare ideas, Salad travels

This is just a slip of a blog post, but one that makes no apologies for being so. I could eek out a few paragraphs on this eye-opening dish but I'd rather let its simplicity speak instead. There is nothing too much to say about very.

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Apologies

Date: June 24,  2010
Author: saladclub
Comments: 4 Comments
Categories: Hearty fare, Rare ideas, Secret suppers

I'm so sorry it's been such a horrendously long time since either of us posted anything up here. There are reasons, which I hope you will understand. The amazing Rosie has a legitimate excuse, having given birth just a few days ago to a beautiful, healthy baby boy. Everyone.

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Guatemalan Cacao Cake

Date: March 31,  2010
Author: saladclub
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Categories: Puddings, Rare ideas, Salad travels

We were lucky recently to be offered a pound of pure Guatemalan cacao beans by a friend with a contact on a plantation. It all felt a bit covert - she emailed, we chose our weight, transferred the money and waited. Eventually, after several weeks of wondering where the elusive.

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Kitchen Club now open!

Date: February 10,  2010
Author: saladclub
Comments: 4 Comments
Categories: Bowl food, Hearty fare, Meat, Puddings, Rare ideas, Salads, Secret suppers, Vegetarian

On Sunday we opened Rosie's beautiful kitchen overlooking the allotment and welcomed in a bunch of hungry strangers and a new era for Salad Club. Kitchen Club is now officially open and its first installment was a resounding success! Thank you to our charming guests for making it feel so.

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Love Tart

Date: December 10,  2009
Author: saladclub
Comments: 6 Comments
Categories: Puddings, Rare ideas, Secret suppers

This probably should be called Love Tart on account of it being lent to us by Rosie Lovell and being universally adored at the last 2 secret suppers we've had. Rosie knew it from her school dinners as Gypsy Tart and we've labelled ours as Muscovado.

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Supper news

Date: October 01,  2009
Author: saladclub
Comments: 3 Comments
Categories: Hearty fare, Rare ideas, Secret suppers

Saturday saw us embark on yet another secret supper journey which, we have to admit, was slightly more stressful than usual. Ellie managed to cut herself and come over all queer whilst being filmed by German TV channel ZDF - luckily Tash was on hand with blue plasters and the.

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