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Tuesday, 05 December 2006 |
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In case you have a few hours to kill and want to read a few blogs and check out some seriously great photos, then try these links to some web sites and blogs regarding visits the famous Fat Duck restaurant in Bray. The food looks absolutely amazing and supposedly takes three and a half hours to get through the whole menu. Would love to go here one day but will have to save up... Add a Comment (1 Comments) |
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Written by Gordon Fong
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Saturday, 02 December 2006 |
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I just had delivery of a shipment from Majestic Wines the other day. Vintage champagne for £15 each which is 50% off. I got a couple of bottles each of Duval-Leroy, Heidsieck Gold Top and Nicolas Feuillatte. As vintage Champagne they are well worth their price at £15. 50% discount is always a good deal, which does come around regularly with Majestic and hopefully it will continue to do so. Forget about the hoo-ha about the Thresher vouchers , just click onto the Majestic web site and get some bargains all year round. Add a Comment |
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Written by Gordon Fong
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Saturday, 02 December 2006 |
I spotted that Wagamama are coming to Bournemouth down on Westover Road, just up from Hot Wok incidentally so a bit of competition there. Actually probably not competition as Wagamama will be ahead in terms of quality, if the franchise maintains its strict standards.
The food and the menu is pretty mainstream but it does what it needs to do.
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Written by Gordon Fong
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Thursday, 30 November 2006 |
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Red sky in morning, Cottage Pie. I thought I would just quickly list the differences between similar recipes or sounding dishes as they are sometimes the centre of frivolous office debate. Shepherd's Pie - only made from lamb or mutton eg the meat comes from a sheep Cottage Pie - made with mince or any other meat Quiche - mainly egg or cheese based and savoury. Pastry based. Flan - more custard or souffle based. Can be sweet or savoury. Can be sponge or pastry based. Add a Comment |
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Written by Gordon Fong
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Thursday, 30 November 2006 |
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39 Gerrard Street, London W1D 5QD. Tel: 020 7434 0899
This is situated half way along Chinatown. I was given this as a recommendation from someone who had found my fong.co.uk web site about other restaurants. This place brings Japanese, Chinese and Thai cuisine together. Very handy if you have a group of people who like sushi, noodles, dim sum and spicy Thai food but maybe not all liking the same thing. There seems to be something for everyone. Add a Comment (2 Comments) |
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