If you are not feeling old yet, let us remind you that it has been 21 years since the first film of Harry Potter hit the big screen. After you are done questioning the passage of time, you can move on to celebrating, and there is no better way of doing that than visiting a …
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Afternoon tea is not just a cup of tea! It’s an experience almost as reverent as the Japanese tea ceremony! Particularly promoted and enjoyed at some of the Capital’s iconic hotels and restaurants, it is a great way to spend the afternoon, recovering from the exertions of tourism – whether it is sightseeing or shopping! …
With its origins in far away Egypt, Greece and Rome, pies or ‘pyes’ as they were called, were brought to England by the Romans. A thick pastry case that was not intended to be eaten, but merely to act as a casing that was an easy way to carry food and also to preserve it. …
Photo : Shutterstock When you think London, you typically think History, historical buildings, monuments, testaments to a bygone colonial past; you think of the Queen, the Royal family, the pomp, the ceremony; Museums, Galleries, the “Underground”, Shopping, Pubs and probably “Fish and chips”!! But London is one of the, if not “the” food capital of …
Yorkshire pudding is an absolute classic at the English Christmas table and a welcome accompaniment to any holiday meal. It is made from a creamy batter consisting of flour, eggs, and milk or water. While some might think of it as a dessert, in Britain, the pudding was typically a meat-based dish, whereas today puddings …
