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Peas, Please, Sarah-Louise: November 2011

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Peas, Please, Sarah-Louise. Sunday, 20 November 2011. No Name – the Dark Lord of Thai nibbles. The JC and I first encountered these curios little snacks in a shack of a restaurant on Choeng Mon beach on Koh Samui. We first ordered them simply because their namelessness looked so funny on the menu and our curiosity got the better of us - what were these anonymous appetisers so shrouded in secrecy that their name remains unmentionable? No Name fritters with Thai chicken broth. 90g plain flour, sieved.

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Peas, Please, Sarah-Louise: Spiced Green Snugmato Chutney

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Peas, Please, Sarah-Louise. Sunday, 23 September 2012. Spiced Green Snugmato Chutney. It was with some disappointment that The JC and I assessed the state of our tomato crop. While the past few years have seen our little garden produce a disproportionate amount of tomatoes (or snugmatoes) for its size, this somewhat damp squib of a summer has left our plants drenched with a mass of green fruit, destined never to redden or ripen as the autumn approaches. 25kg – 3kgs of green, unripe tomatoes. Bring to the...

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Lorna V. – Success Stories

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Some of my favourite ex-students between 2002-2012 from the London School of Journalism. Are featured here. The media has radically transformed in the past decade, but it’s not all clichéd doom and gloom, as you’ll see from the stories of this mixture of ex-students from the postgraduate. Diploma course and my women’s media short course. And here’s what the experience has taught me too:. When the going gets tough on a course women tend to say: ‘I’m just not good enough’. Isn’t serious about journalism.

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Peas, Please, Sarah-Louise: December 2011

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Peas, Please, Sarah-Louise. Sunday, 11 December 2011. Mulled cider: A sure-fire festive hit. I’m always intrigued by when Christmas begins. For some it’s bang on December 1. Regular as clockwork, the halls are decked quicker than you can say Saint Nic. For others, Christmas only begins once the Coca-Cola advert has heralded ‘holidays are coming’. This year, so far I’ve been feeling. Slightly scrooge like - not even the acclaimed. That was, until yesterday evening. Two slices of orange peel, dried. Pop th...

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Peas, Please, Sarah-Louise: The Old Neptune; Noshing on Nostalgia in Whitstable

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Peas, Please, Sarah-Louise. Saturday, 5 January 2013. The Old Neptune; Noshing on Nostalgia in Whitstable. In a bid to blow away some of the cobwebs and post-Christmas excesses, ‘The Cole Contingent’, ‘The Dickson Division’ and I headed for an outing to the North Kent coast. We opted for Whitstable – a place that holds fond memories of yester a summer days spent with ‘F’ water-skiing, boat-a-messing-about-ing and jellied eel eating (behind a ubiquitous windbreaker or two, of course). While I was worried ...

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Peas, Please, Sarah-Louise: March 2012

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Peas, Please, Sarah-Louise. Sunday, 4 March 2012. The Hare: Celebrating the pie, a brilliantly British institution. The Hare, a top-notch pub in Langton Green, epitomises everything you’d want from a British pub. Set on a village green, a fire firmly glowing in the grate comes as standard, while local cask ales and a destructively decent wine list go hand in pint-clad hand with good pub grub. Pretension left primly at the door, there’s none of this table service malarkey. 8216;Pie and Red’ menu. Mama and...

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Love, Lilly xxx: November 2011

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Wednesday, 30 November 2011. More from my weekend. On Sunday we decided to take a trip to South-West london. Our lease expires early next year, so we'll be looking to move. We want to move to an area we haven't yet lived, and as well as having friends down that way, we also like the vibe that is many pubs and restaurants that we haven't really been so close to before. I had just recently read on LiveUrbanLoveRural. It took a little while to find the garden (tip, entrance is just beside the cafe! Landlord...

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Peas, Please, Sarah-Louise: May 2012

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Peas, Please, Sarah-Louise. Monday, 21 May 2012. Wild Garlic - A Foray in to Foraging. Weekend after weekenddriving past Groombridge’s BirchdenFarm Shop. With its doors sombrely shut, yesterday The JC and I finallyenjoyed our first English asparagus of the year. With the season’s late. Owing to a damp and, not to mention, chilly April, there are rumblings that,should the weather not pick up, 2012 could be the summer of the. You’ve got to love a bit of media hype). Parmesan cheese, a palmful. English aspa...

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Peas, Please, Sarah-Louise: June 2011

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Peas, Please, Sarah-Louise. Monday, 20 June 2011. Cheap (but very cheerful) Charlie's, Bangkok's best backstreet bar. Sukhumvit is Bangkok’s longest and busiest road. Iridescent with neon lights from high-rise buildings and street stalls alike, its pavements are laced with Bankok’s night ‘ladies’ and the air peppered with tooting from highlighter-coloured taxis and fleeting tuk-tuks. More of a shack than a bar, an eclectic accumulation of odds and sods makes up this higgledy-piggledy backstreet boozer.