Rather fittingly for a trip up north, the day we went to Edinburgh was the precise day I realised autumn had properly begun. By 7pm on an October evening, the city was dark and windy, with a real nip in the air as we ventured out for dinner. Walking into Novapizza Vegan Kitchen felt likeContinue reading “Supernova! Italian food that’s out of this world”
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Ginko – the buffet bar where Grazers go to graze
I miss tibits. There was something uniquely comforting about wandering around, clutching a bowl or plate, with a small group of like-minded people, lifting lids, poking about with ladles, creating the perfect plate and perhaps drifting back for more. The open-buffet model faced obvious challenges after the pandemic, but the cracks caused by London’s highContinue reading “Ginko – the buffet bar where Grazers go to graze”
When pizza gets it right – why Purezza still leads the pack
Pretty much any kind of food can be reinvented as vegan. Asian cuisine calls out for marinated tofu and crisp, fresh vegetables. Fast food is equally easy to translate into plant-based dishes: burgers, sausages, chips and the like. Pasta has always been a standby for vegans of all ages and cooking abilities, from students onContinue reading “When pizza gets it right – why Purezza still leads the pack”
The plant-based cheesemonger’s offering a rich selection of excellent vegan treats in London
“But, cheese…” Those whimpered two words are frequently the first response from omnivores at any mention of veganism. And it’s true that for many of us, cheese is initially the hardest food to give up. That was definitely the case for me; though it was never going to be something to which I returned onceContinue reading “The plant-based cheesemonger’s offering a rich selection of excellent vegan treats in London”
