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Not as mardy as I look 🌵 Food slot @ Suffolk Sounds Radio Food | travel columnist + features for Suffolk News + others Newsletter: Tales From Topographic Kitchens https://linktr.ee/nicolamiller GFW online food writer 2020, F&M cookery writer 2022.
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Not sure why I can hear a sheep in the middle of a large town college campus

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I adore the turkey necks

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An utterly beautiful tribute to Edmund White www.vulture.com/article/edmu...

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Austria style potato salad at Kipferl yesterday

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I would like to make the use of vocal fry on train phone conversations an imprisonable offence

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no more posting about any of those “writing routines of famous writers” unless it’s Edmund White’s

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I'm on a train enjoying myself earwigging the conversation between the woman in the seat opposite and her architect about the new house she's converting. I disagree with all her decisions.

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This, about shopping receipts and PIN trust in Iran, is fascinating. open.substack.com/pub/srezaigh...

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Grain bowl bread 2.0: pumpkin and sesame seeds, @ranchogordo.bsky.social black lentils, pearled farro berries, lacinato kale, and nori

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Alan Hollinghurst described White as a writer who could translate libido into style.

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Happy Pride! I interviewed @johnbirdsall.bsky.social and Erik Piepenburg, authors of of two amazing books on queer food out today, about the queer life of everything from the Automat to Edna Lewis www.eater.com/2025/6/3/244...

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Welcome @jessevalenciana.bsky.social!

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Photographing eglantine roses reminded me that they're a pest in parts of NZ. Attempts to farm their hips reminded me of the amazing Dr Muriel Bell and her research into public health that underpinned a lot of inter and post war NZ governmental health initiatives.

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Oh yes! F*cked Up Fairy Tales: Sinful Cinderellas, Prince Alarmings, and Other Timeless Classics by Liz Gotauco (7 Oct 2025)

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Nicola Miller with absolutely no respect for your wallet, continues to lure you in like a siren with more cookbooks you will find you suddenly need to buy. Click carefully friends.

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I can't go but if you can, you should. www.eventbrite.com/e/finding-ed...

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Icymi, my latest cookbook roundup is online.

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Lunchtime reading Birrias: 65 Recipes from Traditional to Modern by Jesse Valenciana. Light on culinary history, big on personal experiences—which ain’t a bad approach. But it does explain Vietnamese, German, Polish, Japanese, and other touches in the book. Glad to own it, happy to read it.

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Buddleja globosa, honey scented bug café.

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