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meemalee: PRESS & MEDIA
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Burmese food and beyond. SIGNED COPIES OF MY BOOK. BURMESE FOOD AND RECIPES. MiMi Aye and Meemalee have been featured in the press as follows - click on each link or logo to read more or download my CV:. I love MiMi Aye's Noodle! Comprehensive, well written and fascinating". The Mail on Sunday. I’m cooking my way through. Fried with onions and garlic, [ginger] now forms the Asian equivalent of mirepoix . It's perhaps the defining ingredient of Burma: MiMi Aye, a food blogger and sometime Burmese chef...
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Professional writing | Saffronbunny
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The view from a Cornish window. Fighting the blank page and grappling with words is what I do. From fiction to web copy, press releases ,. Copy writing for food publications. Freelance food and travel features. To magazine editing, words get me up in the morning and keep me awake at night. I now teach English in a secondary school part-time, write as much as possible and can be contacted for commissions at rachelwilsoncouch@gmail.com. Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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Cornwall’s Hidden Hut comes out of hiding | Saffronbunny
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The view from a Cornish window. Cornwall’s Hidden Hut comes out of hiding. March 28, 2012. The Hidden Hut, Porthcurnick. Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window). Click to share on Google (Opens in new window). Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window). Click to email (Opens in new window). Click to print (Opens in new window). This entry was posted in Cornwall. And tagged Caroline Quentin. Pingback: Th...
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How to hold a Lobster Massacre dinner party in 10 easy steps. | Saffronbunny
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The view from a Cornish window. How to hold a Lobster Massacre dinner party in 10 easy steps. November 2, 2014. Every weekend I trawl through the Sunday supplements and feed on bird’s eye views of impossible salads (impossible because I can’t be bothered to make them), I leer at close ups of the insides of pies marvelling at the architecture and crave the lightness of cakes, wafted with icing sugar that haven’t felt the back of my wooden spoon. Hot until done = red = yum. Explain to very patient husband ...
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Mark Hix at The Orangery, Port Eliot Festival 2014 and chicken with feet | Saffronbunny
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The view from a Cornish window. Mark Hix at The Orangery, Port Eliot Festival 2014 and chicken with feet. August 7, 2014. I haven’t had chicken with feet before. I even went as far as having a little nibble on the cartilaginous toes before giving up and reverting to breast with plenty of crispy skin. Hijacked the Orangery at this year’s Port Eliot Festival. He hones down the Hix philosophy a little further: Words like ‘hand-dived’ drive me mad, restaurants use words like ‘free-range’ but have...Eating ou...
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My fantasy restaurant is called … | Saffronbunny
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The view from a Cornish window. My fantasy restaurant is called. November 16, 2014. Having listened to the wise words of BBC Two’s Restaurant Man, Russell Norman. At this year’s Port Eliot Festival. I harbour no illusions as to opening my own establishment (particularly after The Lobster Massacre. That hasn’t stopped me fantasising about what my ideal restaurant would be like when I did finally get round to opening it (watch this space). Cream walls, industrial silver lighting and piping. Simple wood...
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Why I’m not a coffee geek | Saffronbunny
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The view from a Cornish window. Why I’m not a coffee geek. November 7, 2014. I was recently immersed in the art of making coffee at home by the excellent Cornish coffee company: Origin (who brew and source their own beans). The course was called Home Brewing and I naively thought that this would sort out my home coffee making which ranges from dark and undrinkable, to weak and undrinkable. It is massively unlikely that I will ever have the time or the will to make such a coffee at home. How did we move s...
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The four best pasties in Cornwall (and how to make them) | Saffronbunny
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The view from a Cornish window. The four best pasties in Cornwall (and how to make them). February 26, 2015. There are a few pasty rules in Cornwall that must be followed. First rule: don’t eat a pasty with chips; second rule: swede in a pasty in Cornwall becomes turnip (this even confuses the Cornish); third rule: a high street pasty from a railway station or the high street IS NOT A PASTY; lastly: the Cornish pasty has protected PGI status. Which means even more rules. Gear Farm Organic Pasty Company.
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Cornish pasties and the PGI | Saffronbunny
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The view from a Cornish window. Cornish pasties and the PGI. February 27, 2011. We all know the protagonists: potato, onion, turnip and beef, gathered together in a D-shaped pastry case with a crimp on the side (sounds like a celebrity threesome) and Made In Cornwall. The fairytale, high-velouting jus of Michelin-starred establishments it is not, but the effect of bringing the Cornish pasty home will indeed have ‘Cinderella’ implications for Cornwall: protecting jobs and income. Bear with me as I skip do...
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Cornwall’s Four Best … Women for International Women’s Day | Saffronbunny
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The view from a Cornish window. Cornwall’s Four Best … Women for International Women’s Day. March 8, 2015. 8220;We have evolved but it seems our idea of gender hasn’t.” (Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie). Daphne du Maurier, writer (1907 – 1989). Kneehigh’s excellent adaptation of Rebecca. Ann Glanville (1796 – 1880), gig rower. Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window). Click to share on Google (Opens in new window). Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window).
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