TV writer and journalist Andrew Webb explores food history. We've a feature on the Curly Kale Café, and there’s seasonal food advice courtesy of Franglais Kitchen’s Nazima Pathan. In addition we attempt a homemade mango chutney, is it worth the time and effort to make your own? And with Bread & Meat opening on Bene’t Street, Gigi Perry chats … [Read more...]

Coeliac disease is serious, what’s it like finding you’ve got it, and how can you get unadulterated gluten-free foods? Andrew Webb is a food journalist, author and broadcaster, we speak with him about his new book on pies. The Horizon Community Café, why you should go there, and Aoife Maxwell’s new autumn cocktail.   Presented by Matt … [Read more...]

Supper Clubs; what makes them tick, what makes them trendy? Find out the incredible amount of work goes into them as we interview some of the city’s supper club organisers. Braizing Saddles bring their brand of braised tacos to Cambridge’s street food scene. Nazima Pathan from Franglais Kitchen talks about seasonal foods and recipes for autumn. If … [Read more...]

Tim Hayward and Sophie Grigson feature on this week’s edition of the Cambridge 105 food and drink magazine. Also on the programme the team investigate restaurant noise and what some eateries are doing to combat the problem; there’s a visit to the new Cafe Aromi; new book 'A Year at Otter Farm', and coverage on some interesting food blogs you might … [Read more...]

This week we review student cookery books, for those about to go to uni. For the more experienced cook, we select some of the world's best food blogs. There’s a review of the new Korean BBQ street food van: GoGo Gogi Gui. Bank holiday cocktails – we have two. And, as always, lots of Cambridge’s food and drink news. Presented by Alan Alder and Ruth … [Read more...]

On today’s show a major interview with Tine Roche of the Cambridge Cookery School about hands-on cookery courses, her history and work across the city. Sarah Lavelle from Ebury Press has advice about moving from blogging to book writing. Also, we ask you to tell us Cambridge’s favourite coffee style, the café at Nord, Tom Lewis on grape types, and … [Read more...]

In the first of our cookbook specials we have recommendations from specialist shop Books for Cooks and we speak with Cambridge resident Sarah Lavelle, from Ebury Press, about the forthcoming Ottolenghi and other titles. We visit the country's top cookery school, which is here in Cambridge and find out about their summer courses. In addition we … [Read more...]