Tag Archives: Fergus Henderson

Pork cheek confit with sage sauce

Posted on 09/13/2011 by

Unusual cuts of meat have been popular for a while, probably a lot thanks to Fergus Henderson, and it is almost comical that we now pay lots of money for what used to be peasant food for our grandparent’s generation. … Continue reading →

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My birthday part II: St John

Posted on 07/27/2011 by

My birthday was a real foodie day, with lunch at L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon with Caroline and dinner at St John in Smithfield with Christopher. Smithfield is an area close to Farringdon tube, well know for its meat market and … Continue reading →

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