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Week In, Week Out by Simon Hopkinson
Simon Hopkinson does not like chestnuts. He avoids honey, and his views on New Zealand’s green-lipped mussels are clear, if harsh: “they are as tasteless as they are unwelcome,” he w… more →
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Week In, Week Out by Simon Hopkinson
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epicurienne wrote 3 months ago: Simon Hopkinson does not like chestnuts. He avoids honey, and his views on New Zealand’s green … more →
Don Epicurienne
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epicurienne wrote 7 months ago: It’s always a relief to me when Christmas is over. Following all the over-eating, excitable families … more →
A Package for The Planet (a.k.a. The Monkey's Uncle)
epicurienne wrote 11 months ago: Some while back, My Friend, The Planet (otherwise known as Planet Ross) sent me his blue monkey. He … more →
Dining in Disguise - or why Ruth Reichl is my new favourite food writer.
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epicurienne wrote 1 year ago: It isn’t often that I find a book that makes me want to read it twice in three months, but I s … more →
Do not stand at my grave and weep
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epicurienne wrote 1 year ago: This is for the people I know who’ve lost close ones in recent weeks, and for all those who kn … more →
1000 Journals
epicurienne wrote 1 year ago: ‘The project officially launched in August of 2000, with the release of the first 100 journals … more →
Hokkaido Highway Blues by Will Ferguson
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epicurienne wrote 1 year ago: This is one of the most unusual travel books I’ve ever come across, written by a Canadian teac … more →
La Vie en Rose by Jamie Ivey
epicurienne wrote 1 year ago: Having thoroughly enjoyed Extremely Pale Rosé by Jamie Ivey, I was thrilled to find a sequel to quen … more →
A Year in the Scheisse by Roger Boyes
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epicurienne wrote 1 year ago: Anyone who reads travel literature as often as I do will know that there aren’t that many book … more →
Petite Anglaise by Catherine Sanderson
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epicurienne wrote 1 year ago: Having been a fan of blog-star, Petite Anglaise, since I first stumbled across the link to her blog … more →
Epicurienne's Library
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epicurienne wrote 1 year ago: A Year in the Merde, Stephen Clarke This tongue-in-cheek account of the life of an English marketing … more →
