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Blog URL: http://saltyplums.co.uk

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Blog Description: Hello and welcome to Salty Plums, a blog about cooking, eating out and finding great produce in the UK. It's all very laid back, I couldn't bear to call food a passion. Hope it entertains.

Blog Tags: food - drink - cooking - restaurant reviews - recipes - local produce - gastronomy

Blog Category: Food Drink Blogs

Blog Owner: Matthew

Blog Added: September 25, 2011 02:17:03 PM

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Blog Country: United Kingdom

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Review: The Mail Room, Ludlow (part 1)

Blogging for nine months now and this is the first time I’m reviewing a restaurant in its opening week. What can I say, it’s not often a new place opens in a small town like Ludlow, a town already stuffed with places to eat. One promising aspect of The Mail Room… is that it looks like filling a useful niche.

Hay, hay, hay!

The latest bit of experimentation inspired by our astonishing meal at Noma… is hay smoking. The principle is fairly simple: put some hay into a big casserole, put some foil in with your foodstuff on top, cover with the lid and get it on a high heat for 5-10 minutes. This will get the hay burning and smoking, after which

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Review: The Bath Priory

This guest post was written by: Maureen… “Sam is suffering from a leg injury, sustained while training for a cycling event”, said our waitress. “We’ve persuaded him to stay home the last couple of days but he insisted on coming in today for your kitchen visit”. So he did. And patiently answered our questions. And posed for a photo. Sam

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