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Mother’s pride

Melissa Blease on the best places to give yer dear old mum a gastronomic treat on Mother’s Day. Some mother’s do ’ave ’em - well, yours had you, didn’t she? So go on: when 14 March rolls around, make mother’s…
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  • Diary

    Whiteladies Road Farmers’ Market Fri 5 Mar, corner of Whiteladies Rd & Apsley Rd, Bristol, BS8 2SW, 9am-2pm. Ffi:www.sustainableredland.org.uk • Fresh food from South Gloucestershire farms as well as bakery items, preserves, meat, veg, fruit, foraged wild food, cheese and… READ MORE

  • Icing on it

    Bristol charity one25 were excited enough about the launch of their fundraising cookery book, featuring original cake recipes from many of Bristol’s top restaurants and their local supporters. The organisation, whose volunteers offer support and advice to women trapped in… READ MORE

  • In cider dealing

    Bristol’s first properjob ciderfest of the year stumbles bucolically into town at the end of January, with over 100 memorable ciders and perries from Ben Crossman,Heck’s, Rich’s et al. Wash down the hog-roast rolls and cheese platters with scrumpy’n’western accompaniment… READ MORE

  • Whose cider you on?

    As Bristol Cider Festival prepares to celebrate all things apple- and pear-related, Jo Renshaw quaffs a glass or two of Somerset’s finest with award-winning cider maker Julian Temperley. I used to press the apples of an old man who didn’t… READ MORE

  • TABLETALK - Sour grapes?

    Never mind Michelin, the Good Pub and the Harden’s guides: if you really want to know which restaurants are hot and which should be closed down by the health authorities immediately, ask a restaurant owner. Now take what I’ve said… READ MORE


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