Soyer’s Symposium of All Nations by Sam Bilton, May 17, 2021 Alexis Soyer is remembered for many things. He was saviour of the Irish famine...
The Crystal Palace by Sam Bilton, May 1, 2021 Over a period of nine months from August 1850 the residents of Kensington witnessed...
THE ORIGINAL SUFFRAGE COOK BOOK BY MRS L O KLEBER (BOOK REVIEW) by Sam Bilton, August 29, 2018 If you were given a copy of The Suffrage Cook Book (published in Pittsburgh, 1915) by...
The Last Hurrah by Sam Bilton, October 20, 2016 “There is nothing which has yet been contrived by man by which so much...
The Most Important Meal of the Day? by Sam Bilton, February 9, 2016 At some point in your life I’m sure you have been told that breakfast...
Born Again Baker by Sam Bilton, September 25, 2015 Faith is a funny thing. There are those who unswervingly follow their chosen religion,...
Time for Tea? by Sam Bilton, August 12, 2015 I recently wrote a review of Tea: A Miscellany on this blog in which...
Unnaturally Natural by Sam Bilton, July 2, 2015 I borrowed a pen from a friend several weeks ago. It was one of...
FareShare Feast by Sam Bilton, June 16, 2014 Each time I read an article about how much food is wasted in this...
Taking things for granted by Sam Bilton, June 3, 2014 You could say I’ve had a bit of week. It began quite well with...
