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you may now enter – The Victoria

by lebinh
Somewhere in an East London pub, there are eggs hatching and chickens roaming the rooftop and vines of plants growing on the walls. Sounds bizarre, but the newly renovated pub…
Posted in British, cocktail, coffee, drinks, east london, favourite, mixologists, Pub, restaurant, seasoning, style, tapas, tasting, yummy

How to make Vietnamese coffee

by lebinh
In a cup add condensed milk, it doesn’t matter how much as you can always add later on. 1 tablespoon of Vietnamese coffee to your stainless steel coffee filter Fill…
Posted in coffee, food, recipe, Recipes, Viet, Vietnamese

Codorniu Raventos Media Preview & Juan Valdez Cafe Launch

by Tim Chew
[Wines]   Beach Club KL unveiled its new ‘Sunset Suite’ during the Codorniu Raventos media preview on 29 April 2014.Continue Reading
Posted in Beach Club, coffee, Juan Valdez, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, promoter girls, The Intermark, Wines

Tiramisu recipe with Nifeislife.com

by thefoodconnoisseur
Nifeislife is an Italian food-shopping portal, where they deliver fresh Italian produce products within the UK. Buffalo mozzarella flies in twice a week, along with Parma ham and other ingredients,…
Posted in authentic Italian products, Bakery, Coffee, cooking, espresso coffee, Food, Italian, Just desserts, Mascarpone, Nifeislife, photography, Recipes, tiramisu, tiramisu recipe

Hanging at Caffe Nero roastery

by thefoodconnoisseur
I remember when I was a little girl; I use to watch my dad roast his own coffee over the stove. The aroma of coffee filled the room too addictive.…
Posted in barrista, British, Cafe, caffe nero, Coffee, coffee maker, Drinks, European, Events, factory London, food photography, green coffee, green coffee beans, how to, photography, roasted coffee beans, roastery

wholesome goodness – Cafe Route Dalston

by thefoodconnoisseur
You know, having been living in East London for most of my life. I grew up going hand in hand with my mother to Dalston and Hackney area. We loved…
Posted in Alan Sugar, bistro, Breakfast, British, Cafe, cafe route, Cheap eats, Coffee, dalston, Dalston Junction, Deli, dining, east london, Food, food photography, fresh vegetables, hackney, Leona Lewis, london, route cafe

A unique experience – Papparoti Bayswater

by thefoodconnoisseur
Dragging along my luggage’s from my over night stay at a hotel nearby in Bayswater. I was heading back towards the underground station, just before the station I saw the…
Posted in Bakery, bayswater, Breakfast, Cheap eats, Coffee, Drinks, Food, london, Malaysian, Malaysian Teh tarik, papparoti, photography, queensway, tea, the underground station

Sex, drugs, bacon rolls & that secret fridge door – The Breakfast Club Cafe

by thefoodconnoisseur
Wake up and smell the coffee, the full English breakfast is something very popular in the British and American culture. There’s something about those fry-ups, to smooth our hangovers or…
Posted in bacon rolls, Breakfast, breakfast club, breakfast club cafe, Cheap eats, Coffee, Diners, dining, eating out, eggs benedict, Food, food photography, foodporn, fried potatoes, full English breakfast, london, shoreditch, Tea

Hackney Wick’s best kept secret – The counter Cafe

by thefoodconnoisseur
This was my second time visiting Counter Café, the first time I stumble across them by accident. It was conveniently located near the hairdressers I visited on a cold winter,…
Posted in Breakfast, Coffee, counter cafe, east london, egg benedict, egg yolk, eggs benedict, Food, food photography, foodporn, hollandaise sauce, Olympics, olympics stadium, restaurants, Tea

Cigars – A Taste of the Good Life

by Neil Macmillan

Although hand rolled cigars are typically more expensive than those produced by machines, they are worth the higher price – just ask Altadis, the world’s largest cigar company and makers of some of the finest cigars on the market. Whether you are just starting out with your first taste of a cigar or are an […]

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Posted in Aroma, Churchill, cigars, Coffee, Inocencio Alvarez, LIFESTYLE, Lonsdale, Mannin Garcia, Playboy Cigars, Rome y Juliet Cigars, Rothchilde, Saint Luis Rey, Tobaccos, Trinidad Cigars, Wines + Spirits + Cigars

Coffee Encrusted Tenderloin of Beef with Burgundy Wine Jelly

by Chef Mary Beth Lawton-Johnson

I used Burgundy wine jelly to serve alongside this very upscale entrée. Burgundy Wine Jelly is sold in fine gourmet shops and tastes exquisite alongside the coffee and meat. This recipe is perfect for a large family gathering as you can slice it thin and pair it with the jelly or condiments of your choice […]

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Posted in Beef, Chefs & Dishes, Coffee, cooking, Entree, Gastronomy | Best Restaurants, Jelly, Recipes, Tenderloin, Wine

Afternoon tea sessions – Tom’s Kitchen

by thefoodconnoisseur
I always had a fond love for afternoon tea and cakes, and was squealing with excitement when my friend “V” asked me to join her at Tom’s Kitchen in Canary…
Posted in afternoon tea, afternoon tea menu, baked scones, British, cananry wharf, Cheap eats, chelsea branch, Coffee, dying of thirst, food photography, jug of water, Just desserts, local, modern, photography, savoury scones, Tea
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