Sarah Stanfield
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Founder and Photographer at The Taste Edit
Living in Europe 🍝 Seen in @TravelLeisure @people @cntraveller @esquire @wwd Italy, France, Switzerland food + travel Culinary Travel Photographer
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1 week ago |
thetasteedit.com | TheTaste Edit |Sarah Stanfield
One of our favorite summer dishes from Puglia is this grilled zucchini and feta salad from Masseria Calderisi. The food at the masseria was fantastic, and this fresh zucchini salad was served poolside at lunch— perfect for a hot day. With the perfect balance of saltiness from the feta and spice from the estate’s own peppers, this is a simple salad that you could serve as a side or eat as a meal.
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1 week ago |
thetasteedit.com | TheTaste Edit |Letitia Clark |Sarah Stanfield
1 When you come across really good lemons—the kind with bright yellow skins, maybe even still with a few leaves attached—you should do something special with them. This lemon posset recipe is exactly that. You cut the lemons in half, scoop out the insides (you’ll only need the juice from two), and fill the empty shells with a creamy, tangy lemon custard that sets up like magic in the fridge.
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3 weeks ago |
thetasteedit.com | TheTaste Edit |Sarah Stanfield
3 Moving to a new city is exciting. It’s also exhausting. When we relocated to London, we spent weeks bouncing between neighborhoods, attending viewings, and second-guessing every decision. Hotels became home for a while—and that’s where Dis-Loyalty came in. Dis-Loyalty is a travel and food membership for people who’d rather explore than repeat.
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1 month ago |
thetasteedit.com | TheTaste Edit |Sarah Stanfield
3 Raffles London at The OWO isn’t just a hotel—it’s living history. The kind made of limestone and leather, with expansive corridors that once held all the secrets of MI5 and MI6. This is where Winston Churchill walked to his wartime office. It’s where British intelligence was born. And now, it’s where you can book a suite, take a swim, and sip a Vesper under a vintage Aston Martin in London. From the moment you walk in, you can’t help but be impressed.
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1 month ago |
thetasteedit.com | TheTaste Edit |Sarah Stanfield
3 We spent several weeks in Monte-Carlo last summer, close enough to Menton that a visit to Mauro Colagreco’s iconic Mirazur was within reach. Due to various scheduling constraints, it didn’t happen. Fast forward a few months—we had relocated to London, and while looking at houses and settling in, we finally booked in for dinner at his new Mauro Colagreco restaurant inside Raffles at The OWO. It opened in late 2023 and has already earned its first Michelin star.
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