European Culinary Travel
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Take a Culinary Tour of Warwickshire
Warwickshire is the place to visit to dine in Shakespeare's home town, experience 1950s American Diner food at Leamington and eat with the ghosts at Ettington Hall.
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Take a Culinary Tour of Essex
Essex is where the culinary traveller can learn about the history of jam making in Tiptree, malt making at Great Dunmow and dine on fine local seafood at Mistley
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Take a Culinary Tour of Cambridgeshire
Cambridgeshire is not only home to College Pudding, but is also the place to buy fine food from a traditional smokery, drink Elgood's beer and dine at the Barn, Pidsley.
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Take a Culinary Tour of Hertfordshire
Hertfordshire is the place to visit to buy Braughing sausages, eat comfort food at the Fox in Harpenden and learn how to cook sushi and Indian food in Rickmansworth.
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Take a Culinary Tour of Bedfordshire
Home to a historic Inn at Woburn, Harpers farm shop and birthplace of the Bedfordshire Clanger this English county is an ideal place for the culinary traveller to visit
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Take a Culinary Tour of Milton Keynes
Milton Keynes is the place for the culinary traveller to visit to dine out on cock and bull stories, eat award winning Thai and lunch in secret at Bletchley Park.
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Take a Culinary Tour of the City of Oxford
The historic city of Oxford is where the culinary traveller will find Jamie's Italian restaurant and can discuss food in literature with people from Oxford Gastronomica.
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Take a Culinary Tour of Royal Berkshire
The Roux family owned, 3 Michelin star, Waterside Inn at Bray and a tour of the Great Kitchen at Windsor Castle make Berkshire a great place to visit on a culinary tour.
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Take a Culinary Tour of Surrey
The Crockford Bridge Farm Shop and Pick Your Own at Addlestone, and the Denbies Vineyard at Dorking are just two places to visit when taking a culinary tour of Surrey.
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Visit a Swiss Chocolate Factory by Train
Switzerland is famous for its chocolate. Why not take the Swiss Chocolate Train to the Cailler Nestlé Visitor Centre and learn how this sweet is made from cocoa beans?
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Take a Culinary Tour of Kent
Kent is not just the garden of England, it's also the place to visit to try Whitstable oysters, eat Romney lamb at The Royal Oak and tour the Shepherd Neame Brewery.
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Take a Culinary Tour of East Sussex
A culinary tour of East Sussex includes learning how to rear pigs at Rotherfield, eating fine pub food at Mark Cross near Crowborough and enjoying Rye Bay Scallop Week.
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Take a Culinary Tour of West Sussex
With fine dining and Sussex Smokies available at Borde Hill and organic food at the Goodwood farm shop, West Sussex is well worth visiting as part of a culinary tour.
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Take a Culinary Tour of Hampshire
Visit Hampshire to inspect the only roadside restaurant mentioned in the Good Food Guide, dine at the White Star Tavern in Southampton and tour the Ringwood Brewery.
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Take a Culinary Tour of Dorset
Dorset is home to the Lesley Waters Cooking School, West Beach fish restaurant and an excellent farm shop selling dairy, veg. and meat produce at Pamphill near Wimborne.
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Take a Culinary Tour of Cornwall
With the Wild Food School at Lostwithiel, the Purely Cornish shops at Looe and the award winning Chough Bakery at Padstow, Cornwall is a great place for a culinary tour.
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Take a Culinary Tour of North Devon
From Mediterranean food at Croyde, quality free range meat at Okehampton and fresh fish and shell fish at Bideford, North Devon has a lot to offer the culinary traveller.
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Take a Culinary Tour of South Devon
Devon is the home of the cream tea, a group of Benedictine monks selling controversial tonic wine and an award winning smokehouse making it a tasty county to visit.
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Take a Culinary Tour of Somerset
Famous for its scrumpy cider and Cheddar cheese, Somerset is also the place to buy and try buffalo meat. It's a wonderful county to visit on a culinary tour of the UK.
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Take a Culinary Tour of Wiltshire
From award winning cream teas, to mild cured Wiltshire ham and Wiltshire bacon, to delicious preserves, relishes and mustards, this county will delight any gourmet.
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Take a Culinary Tour of Gloucestershire
Double Gloucester cheese eating and cheese rolling competitions, chocolate making and nostalgic steam train dining all make Gloucestershire a wonderful county to visit.
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Contributing Articles in European Culinary Travel
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Chocolate Festivals in Italy
Food festivals in Italy celebrate virtually every type of food available and occur at all times of the year, but chocolate festivals are the highlight for many.
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Stockfish, a Norwegian delicacy
Millions of cod journey from the Barents Sea, arriving at the Lofoten islands just as the weather is perfect for sun drying the fish to achieve the optimum quality.
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The Story of Krapfen, Fried German Treats
Here is a brief history of and recipe for Krapfen, the sweet-filled fried dough that southern Germans eat en masse in the days leading up to Mardi Gras or Carnival.
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A Guide to British Cuisine
This A-to-Z guide to classic dishes from England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland proves that there are plenty of good reasons to enjoy great British cooking.
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The Olive Oil of Provence
A versatile commodity, olive oil, or the 'liquid gold of Provence,' is the cornerstone of Provençal cuisine and is reknown for its benefits in the skin care industry.
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Brussels and Liege Style Belgian Waffles
Wander the streets of any city in Belgium, and the inviting aroma of freshly prepared Brussels or Liege style waffles seems to eminate from almost every direction.
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Chocolate Marmites – A Geneva Exclusive
Not to be confused with the UK yeast extract spread, Geneva 'marmites' are available only in December during annual Escalade celebrations - and they have a tale to tell.
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Thierry-Martin Winery in Wangen, France
Located in the small medieval town of Wangen, Thierry-Martin Winery produces some award winning wines, showcasing one of France's great winemaking regions.
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Brisolee: An Autumn Repast
A beloved fall treat in the Swiss canton of Valais is a glass of wine, cider, or must with a plate of meats, cheeses, rye bread, pickles, fruit - and chestnuts.
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Bistro del Mar
One of the most upmarket restaurants in Playa de las Americas outside of the hotel complexes, Tenerife's restaurant-in-the-castle categorically deserves a visit.
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