© 2009-2011 Quality Eating and Drinking London Ltd

 

© 2009-2011 Quality Eating and Drinking London Ltd


QED in a nutshell

Quality eating and drinking, facilitated by Londoners for Londoners — if you read all about us, you'll see where we fit into the Capital's food culture. A key point is that we are local, with a London focus (though not, we hope, just inward-looking and parochial), and we can therefore be agile enough to fit into London's ever-changing environment. We hope that you will enjoy our London Life column, our recipes and reviews, and we hope you will participate in our events. Put this all together, and we have all arguments laid out and proven — QED.

 

London takes to Charcuterie & Co!

D_culatThanks to all the people who came along to make Charcuterie & Co the success it was, and thanks also to our traders and exhibitors who turned Southbank Centre Square into an extravaganza of porcine and other goodies. More to come in our news area downstairs, but for now, we'll leave you with a couple of pictures: the ingredients for Jacky Lelièvre's pork, apple and sage terrine; Pawel serving bigos at the Polish Deli London's stand; an eager customer at the Dessert Deli stand; and (right) Dino Ioannides demonstrating his culatello. Thanks, one and all.

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Reviews and QEDLife

We try to let you know about food, drink, books and other stuff we have tried, through our reviews. Our QEDLife newswire is the lifeblood of QED between events: you'll see the recent activity listed to your right. The most recent entry is given in full text below.

Breaking the link

Another shrinkage in the electorate of one-off shops: the fine folk at Biggles in Marylebone Lane have squeezed their last kilo of mix, and have shut up shop. The imminent redevelopment of their block has prompted their closure (rather than try moving and re-establishing trade). We have been enjoying Biggles sausages for years, and their Toulouse were always our favourites for cassoulet. But there were so many good sausages there, from the calm simplicity of the Marylebone pork to the hedonistic Périgord, and their lesser-spotted chicken and lemon sausages were just outstanding. We came away on Saturday (final trading day) with some Toulouse, some pork-and-chestnut, and paprika-and-capsicum-loaded Californians, and trotted down to the warm and busy Tube at Oxford Circus. By the time we reached Regent's Park, everyone on the Bakerloo train had a Biggles memory!

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