
Anna Sulan Masing
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Oct 29, 2024 |
deliciousmagazine.co.uk | Anna Sulan Masing
Brown, jasmine, short-grain and, of course, the popular basmati – rice in all its forms is a staple in so many kitchens around the world and, although it isn’t grown in the UK, 88% of British households have rice in their cupboards. It’s a crop facing real challenges, however, due to climate change – so do we need to think more about how rice is grown? What do we know about rice? Rice cultivation is believed to have begun over 8,000 years ago in central China.
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Oct 23, 2024 |
vogue.co.uk | Anna Sulan Masing
As a city, London excels when it comes to hotel bars – exhibit A: The American Bar at The Savoy – but it also overdelivers when it comes to sexy, cosy dives. Here, Vogue rounds up 10 of the best cocktail bars in London to visit as the nights close in. Read MoreThe 24 Best Restaurants In London Right NowThe best cocktail bars in LondonBar With Shapes For a NameThis Bauhaus-inspired spot at 232 Kingsland Road is small but perfectly formed.
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Sep 25, 2024 |
pelliclemag.com | Anna Sulan Masing
On a late April afternoon in Paris, I tilt my face to the sun as I sit outside, for the first time this year, and enjoy a dish of white asparagus. And later that day, with the sun streaming into The Cambridge, a Parisian ‘pub’ which is ranked as 38th bar in the world on the 50 Best list, I enjoy cocktails from a menu that is developed seasonally.
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Sep 13, 2024 |
vogue.com | Anna Sulan Masing
Products are independently selected by our editors. We may earn an affiliate commission from links. As a city, London excels when it comes to hotel bars—exhibit A: The American Bar at The Savoy—but it also over-delivers when it comes to sexy, cozy dives. Here, Vogue rounds up 10 of the best cocktail bars in London to visit as the nights close in. The best cocktail bars in LondonBar With Shapes For a NameThis Bauhaus-inspired spot at 232 Kingsland Road in Dalston is small but perfectly formed.
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Sep 13, 2024 |
flipboard.com | Anna Sulan Masing
1 day agoPrior to 1938, if you had asked a zoologist to name some of the oldest fish known to science, you’d probably hear about an oddly named lobe-fish, known as the coelacanth. The name itself sounds ancient. Coelacanths first evolved into existence during the early Devonian period, a little over 400 …
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