Le Charcutier Anglais

Tuesday, 2 April 2013

Le Charcutier Anglais - Ebook Version

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Well it's been a long journey for those that have been asking for an ebook version of Le Charcutier Anglais, however I can now inform yo...
Saturday, 9 March 2013

Jambonneau de Poulet

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Jambonneau de Poulet or stuffed chicken legs, is a simple dish to make and one where you can impress your friends or anyone else that may tu...
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Wednesday, 6 March 2013

Ham Hock Terrine

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Theres something really sublime and special about making your own homemade Ham Hock Terrines, they offer class and at the same time they are...
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Thursday, 21 February 2013

Colonial Goose

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What is Colonial Goose I hear you say? Well I can tell you it's been around for many years, in fact it goes back to the colonial days wh...
Tuesday, 19 February 2013

Oyster Shucker

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I've lost my trusty oyster shucker, I can't find it anywhere. Albeit I do use it to open oysters from time to time, of coarse ...
Friday, 8 February 2013

Lamb Butchery with the Flockable Lasses

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I first met Sophie one of the two www.FlockableLasses.com  via Twitter, she kindly remarked on my charcuterie and expressed how she one d...
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Monday, 28 January 2013

Wagyu Beef Dripping

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Recently on Twitter I mentioned about cooking some Parsnip crisps in dripping and how wonderful they tasted. www.alternativemeats.co.uk ch...
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Marc Frederic
Awliscombe, Devon, United Kingdom
Le Charcutier Anglais is what the French call me and I specialise in travelling the UK & mainland Europe teaching my craft. My other interests are writing and photography of foraging, farming & food.
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