Metfield Bakery

narfuk pies

admin | 23 April, 2008 12:05

yew hent tearsted nuffink til yew're a tearsted one o ar pies!

ar brid int tew bad oither! 

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Update from Metfield

admin | 14 April, 2008 12:10

update - we exchange on our new Norwich deli on the 21st April, so should be trading from around then. We plan on no alterations at all at first and then tweaking it within the parameters of the already excellent format that exists at Louis'.
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Lardy, lardy, lardy oh lardy

admin | 27 February, 2008 17:48

Metfield's Lardy cake makes it to the silver screen!!!(well the tv) 

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Sarah's suckling pig blog

admin | 28 January, 2008 16:08

Sarah's take on my cooking. (More)

Christmas, our upcoming new shop, restaurant and other news from the front

admin | 28 January, 2008 16:00

Plans for our first shops and restauarant, and making Jane, our new executive chef welcome, plus suckling pig politics.

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Bread course

admin | 16 October, 2007 12:59

Our first breadmaking course.

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News on our first shops and new customers

admin | 15 October, 2007 19:31

News on some new customers - Daylesford Organics, who are taking a range of our pies over Christmas, and who we are developing an organic pork pie for, and news on the project for next year - our retail vision (More)

The second Aldeburgh Food and Drink Festival

admin | 01 October, 2007 20:07

Our pitch at our favourite food festival.
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Events over the summer

admin | 17 September, 2007 18:28

Burghley Horse TrialsWe have been developing the event side of Metfield over the summer, hence the very few blog entries, which is a situation I fully intend to remedy over the coming months. This entry then is just a little catch up with what we've been doing over the last few months - believe me it's been busy. In fact the busiest summer ever.....
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Just AAsk? My AArse!

admin | 04 April, 2007 15:03

We collect our new trailer from Masters Exhibitions in Kent.

 

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Wholefoods come to London

admin | 20 March, 2007 19:40

A day spent showing Wholefoods buyers where in Norfolk we source our beef from. (More)

Our Easter specialities.

admin | 09 March, 2007 11:43

Chines, pies and hot cross buns. (More)

Glastonbury rejects, a Norfolk 'bollito misto' and dumplings, wild garlic, and rhubarb

admin | 02 March, 2007 19:03

Not all together, but a few things that have happened to us this week. (More)

Vegetables in February

admin | 28 February, 2007 17:57

Thought I'd try and maybe once a month post up whatever I could think of that was seasonal in that month, and what I have cooked with it or thought I'd like to cook. Any recipes I can think of I'll post in the recipe section. Have just thought that this should cover other foods not just veg - perhaps seafood, but it can wait for another post.

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Jerusalems - pernicious weed or valuable vegetable?

admin | 22 February, 2007 17:55

Bit of both really. I see on some websites in the States that some American writers are starting to refer to them as 'sunroots' which apparently is close to the Native American original. I quite like the English name for it though, which bears, at first sight no relation at all to the plant which is a type of helianthemum (Helianthus tuberosus). However it would seem that it is a corruption of 'Girasole' which is an Italian word for sunflower. Sarah who works here refers to them as 'fartichokes' for obvious reasons. However they are delicious and a valuable vegetable at a scarce time of year.

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