Helen Mead
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Cafe offers tasty fare with a spot of people watching thrown in (opens the original)
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I LOVE people watching, and, with a window seat at a city centre café, I was able to indulge my passion. It was raining lightly when, looking for a bite to eat in Bradford city centre, my husband and I settled upon Lefteris Coffee & Tearoom on Tyrrel Street. With floor-to-ceiling windows, well-spaced tables and what looked like comfy chairs, it fitted the bill perfectly. So in we went. The café is light and airy, with many pot plants adorning shelves, adding a splash of greenery to the stylish d
I tested eight Bramley apple pies and gave one full marks (opens the original)
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APPLE pie season is here, when the fruit comes into its own. Whether pies or tarts, with pastry tops and bottoms, they can be eaten hot or cold, and are even more yummy with custard or cream. First recorded in the 14th century in England, apple pie recipes are now a standard part of cuisines in many countries. They are generally made using shortcrust pastry. Bramley apples are cooking apples with a high acidity and low sugar content, which balances out the added sweetness in a pie. They break do
Delicious breakfasts, brunch, lunch - it's all here at village cafe (opens the original)
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JONATHAN and Paul Addy-Armitage run Wuthering Delights Café and Bistro on Thornton Road, Thornton. We spoke to Paul about their business. Q: When was Wuthering Delights established? Just over a year ago - Jonathan and I took over the cafe/bistro on September 1, 2025. A: Who was behind it and how do it come into being? This was Jonathan's dream - he had worked in education for 35 years and felt that it was time for a change. In March 2025 we started looking for an opportunity to take on a cafe. Q
Most people keep this product in their fridge - we put it to the test (opens the original)
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OPEN any fridge in any kitchen across the UK and there is likely to be a jar of mayonnaise inside. Ideal on its own as a dip to accompany chips or salad, it is often mixed with egg or tuna for a sandwich or jacket potato filler. Mayonnaise is a mix of oil, egg yolk and either vinegar or lemon juice. The ideal mayo, as it is often called, should taste rich, smooth, and creamy, with a bright, clean tang that balances the large amount of oil - usually olive oil or vegetable oil - it contains. There
I tried eight supermarket hash browns -one remined me of my childhood (opens the original)
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I’VE HEARD people order hash browns in diners many a time while watching American TV shows, but never tried them Originating across the Atlanic, this popular breakfast side dish is made from finely shredded, grated or diced potatoes, fried in a pan or on a griddle until they are golden brown and crispy on the outside. The term ‘hashed brown potatoes’ first appeared in American cookbooks in the 1880s to describe chopped and fried boiled potatoes, later evolving into the grated patty popular in di
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