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Grilled pineapple
Saturday 14 June 2008
Serves 4-6
Grilled pineapple is a great way to finish off a barbecue, either served just as it is, with ice cream, or with a scattering of summer fruits such as strawberries or raspberries. I've used maple syrup, but you can also use clear honey if you prefer.
You write the reviews: Bandstand, Old Billingsgate, London
Thursday 08 May 2008
A Bandstand event is always a peculiar experience, and this night, which saw Mark Ronson invade the venue of Old Billingsgate on Lower Thames Street, was no exception.
Valentino takes parting shot at 'ruined' industry
Tuesday 22 January 2008
Italy's living legend of fashion, Valentino Garavani, finally sets sail for the old folks' home this week, and the 77-year-old sprayed peers and colleagues with vitriol as he went.
Grow your own way: How to join the allotment in-crowd
Sunday 13 January 2008
The plot is thickening as more people, of all ages, cultivate their own cabbages to fight global warming. Tom McTague looks at the benefits and the costs
Eleven foreign inmates abscond from open prison
Saturday 27 May 2006
The Home Office has been forced to transfer all foreign prisoners from an open prison after 11 walked out in less than a month.
LEADING ARTICLE: Consumers should pay more attention to the real cost of food
Saturday 12 February 2005
AS THE world's networks in the trade of food grow ever more sophisticated and the damaging effects of this trade on our environment become clearer, it is increasingly difficult for thoughtful shoppers to make ethical choices. Take fish, for example. The Marine Stewardship Council has given Pacific cod its seal of approval because it comes from a sustainable stock. A British shopper, mindful of the state of endangered fish stocks, should, in theory, seek out the Pacific brand. The trouble is that Pacific cod is air-freighted to Britain and harmful carbon emissions will have been produced to get it here. How is the ethical shopper to decide between the twin evils of air pollution on the one hand and over-fishing on the other?
Cheap thrills
Monday 15 November 2004
They say you get what you pay for. So can you buy classic objects for less than a tenner? The Design Museum thinks so
Something for the weekend?
Saturday 14 February 2004
Asda Cava Rosado Brut; Nicolas Feuillatte Champagne; Billecart-Salmon Champagne
COUNTRY & GARDEN: In praise of prickly thickets
Saturday 18 December 1999
Ornamental brambles beautify a winter garden. However, it's vital that you exercise control.
FOOD & DRINK: Bordeaux and burgundy for a traditional Christmas
Saturday 27 November 1999
On Wine: Start planning your festive drinking with our three-part guide to great-value wines
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What, let gays get married? We must be bonkers
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Rocky Horror star Tim Curry 'suffers major stroke'
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Exclusive: How MI5 blackmails British Muslims
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EDL marches on Newcastle as attacks on Muslims increase tenfold in the wake of Woolwich machete attack which killed Drummer Lee Rigby
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Farewell, Shameless. Your heirs have work to do
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