General view of Exeter Food Festival 2015. It seemed to be busy - and I visited on the Friday and it was also held on the Saturday and Sunday.
Luscombe Drinks. This was a chance for me to try the new flavours - I have always enjoyed the Lucombe Hot Ginger Beer - I had never tried the Passion Ginger Beer which was lovely. I liked the balance of fruit to ginger.
There were many impressive displays of local produce.
Quickes Cheese have a great reputation locally - but the huge cheeses they had brought along were pretty impressive.
Gaucho BBQ - huge chunks of meat on the grill here. I think they were cooking dinosaurs! There were several men queuing up for their lunch. I did not partake, but I did stop and stare...
Pasty demonstration in the demo Ashgrove kitchen with Chunk of Devon and Glenn Cosby. My friend and I wanted tips on filling and crimping pasties. This was demonstrated in a kitchen and there was an overhead screen for the audience to see the details.
The eggs I always use: Black Dog Eggs. Free range from Crediton. Apparently they sell loads via my local store - that's because they are so good.
A great day out! I enjoyed it thoroughly and got a few cooking tips along the way. Thanks to L for accompanying me and being so nice. I also had my nails painted whilst I was there - bright purple to match my coat. There were many food samples and it was a good chance to try out something new, make purchases and chat to the producers.
Luscombe Drinks. This was a chance for me to try the new flavours - I have always enjoyed the Lucombe Hot Ginger Beer - I had never tried the Passion Ginger Beer which was lovely. I liked the balance of fruit to ginger.
There were many impressive displays of local produce.
Quickes Cheese have a great reputation locally - but the huge cheeses they had brought along were pretty impressive.
Gaucho BBQ - huge chunks of meat on the grill here. I think they were cooking dinosaurs! There were several men queuing up for their lunch. I did not partake, but I did stop and stare...
Pasty demonstration in the demo Ashgrove kitchen with Chunk of Devon and Glenn Cosby. My friend and I wanted tips on filling and crimping pasties. This was demonstrated in a kitchen and there was an overhead screen for the audience to see the details.
The eggs I always use: Black Dog Eggs. Free range from Crediton. Apparently they sell loads via my local store - that's because they are so good.
A great day out! I enjoyed it thoroughly and got a few cooking tips along the way. Thanks to L for accompanying me and being so nice. I also had my nails painted whilst I was there - bright purple to match my coat. There were many food samples and it was a good chance to try out something new, make purchases and chat to the producers.
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Everything looks delicious! Locally produced food really is the best! When the food festival isn't on (it should always be on) I get a mix of local food from these guys http://veg-inabox.co.uk/ - They always choose the most delicious things. Ahh my mouth is watering now.
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