Jeremy Cherfas

Progress.

Getting there, slowly. But getting there.

Getting there, slowly. But getting there.

Latest podcast episode looks at the way wheat moved through London by water, with Di Murrell, one of the last people to carry out the trade. How it started, why it stopped and everything in between. And in case you're wondering, that previous photo? Intrepid members of the Port of London police, testing new lifejackets. On the lookout for contraband bread, I suspect. https://www.eatthispodcast.com/barges-and-bread/ #podcast

Latest podcast episode looks at the way wheat moved through London by water, with Di Murrell, one of the last people to carry out the trade. How it started, why it stopped and everything in between.

And in case you're wondering, that previous photo? Intrepid members of the Port of London police, testing new lifejackets. On the lookout for contraband bread, I suspect.

https://www.eatthispodcast.com/barges-and-bread/

#podcast

#podcast #bread #London #Food_history

While I continue to avoid foodie clichés, here's an amuse-gueule that is at least tangentially related to tomorrow's episode.

While I continue to avoid foodie clichés, here's an amuse-gueule that is at least tangentially related to tomorrow's episode.

Made a tray of @domenicacooks farinata di ceci and this is all that’s left for breakfast. Totally delish. It stuck to the tray but sorted that out easily.

Made a tray of @domenicacooks farinata di ceci and this is all that’s left for breakfast. Totally delish. It stuck to the tray but sorted that out easily.

#campbellsdoughknife

Ready for a little rest.

Ready for a little rest.

#sourdough #seeded #multigrain

So exciting.

#campbellsdoughknife

It occurs to me that people here might be interested in learning about my latest episode. The Hamlet fire was a devastating industrial "accident" that exposes the cost of cheap food. Why the scare quotes? Listen to Bryant Simon talk about his new book. Link in bio.

It occurs to me that people here might be interested in learning about my latest episode.

The Hamlet fire was a devastating industrial "accident" that exposes the cost of cheap food. Why the scare quotes? Listen to Bryant Simon talk about his new book. Link in bio.

Winter wonderland

Winter wonderland

What IS the stuff that oozes out of supermarket bacon?

What IS the stuff that oozes out of supermarket bacon?