by 1dish4theroad » Mon Jan 15, 2018 9:50 pm
Do you like food? If so, you may like my local food-blog - 1 Dish 4 The Road:
https://www.1dish4theroad.com
For me, food isn’t just a combination of carbs, fats, and proteins on a plate, it’s a reflection of ourselves, our families, our communities, our cultures, our economics, our politics, our environment. There’s a story behind every dish we eat, and my blog – 1 Dish 4 The Road – explores this, dish by dish.
This blog has evolved over time, but have discovered that I most enjoy fusing food-writing with various other genres. But whether I’m using fiction, poetry, travel or humour – or whether I’m reflecting on religion, diversity, politics or ecology – food remains firmly at the heart of this blog.
I live in London, so this great city is my natural foodscape, from its cafes and restaurants, to its markets and stores. And as a Wandsworth-ite, many of my posts are based about local places, such as Wimbledon Farmers Market as well as restaurant reviews of Chez Bruce, Plot Kitchen, Nanban, Smoke & Salt, etc.. I've also started a supper-club too, the topic of my most recent blog-post.
So if you're looking to find out local places to eat, or just interested in food, feel free to have a read!
Many thanks,
Aaron
Do you like food? If so, you may like my local food-blog - 1 Dish 4 The Road:
https://www.1dish4theroad.com
For me, food isn’t just a combination of carbs, fats, and proteins on a plate, it’s a reflection of ourselves, our families, our communities, our cultures, our economics, our politics, our environment. There’s a story behind every dish we eat, and my blog – 1 Dish 4 The Road – explores this, dish by dish.
This blog has evolved over time, but have discovered that I most enjoy fusing food-writing with various other genres. But whether I’m using fiction, poetry, travel or humour – or whether I’m reflecting on religion, diversity, politics or ecology – food remains firmly at the heart of this blog.
I live in London, so this great city is my natural foodscape, from its cafes and restaurants, to its markets and stores. And as a Wandsworth-ite, many of my posts are based about local places, such as Wimbledon Farmers Market as well as restaurant reviews of Chez Bruce, Plot Kitchen, Nanban, Smoke & Salt, etc.. I've also started a supper-club too, the topic of my most recent blog-post.
So if you're looking to find out local places to eat, or just interested in food, feel free to have a read!
Many thanks,
Aaron
