Medieval bakery

MY Anne is an economical sort. She doesn’t believe in wasting time or petrol running in and out of St Andrews or Anstruther for a pickle of things. Bread comes under this title. We usually eat one lar

David Downie explains why, for centuries, Paris has been a go-to destination for cuisine of all kinds

LOOKING back through the long history of the “Friend” can give us so many incredible insights on so many aspects life in the past. It is an invaluable journal of record. Through our fiction and featur

INSATIABILITIES BREAD AND MILK A memoir of ...

O n a recent trip to Boston, I ...

French artists have appropriated alfresco dining ever since Édouard Manet scandalised Paris with his Le Déjeuner sur l’herbe , yet many charming scenes were painted in Britain, too, and are worth rediscovering, says Deborah Nicholls-Lee