IT wasn’t so very long ago that eating out in Perth boiled down to a selection of Chinese or Indian restaurants, which were regarded as exotic alternatives to the traditional fish supper.Read
SOME people take pride in operating an “open house”. Not me. I positively loathe family and friends dropping in unannounced, particularly those who require lavish feeding and watering.Read
FORMER chairman of Moray Seafoods and Scottish Women’s Rural Institute (SWRI) member, Isobel Eckersley has created three economical, delicious and easy-to-cook fish dishes to encourage the nation to eat the recommended two portions of seafood a week.Read
WHEN the girls and I cross the river for lunch, we usually head for the super-efficient service and calorific delights of the Quarrymill Coffee Shop.Read
OTHER Half tells me there was a time when football catering conjured up images of greasy pies and scalding hot Bovril, with that traditional Scots delicacy, a macaroon bar, to round off the feast.Read
WHEN Henry II of England married Eleanor of Aquitaine in 1152, a huge area of France, including the Bordeaux region, was put under English control for the next couple of centuries.Read
WHEN Henry II of England married Eleanor of Aquitaine in 1152, a huge area of France, including the Bordeaux region, was put under English control for the next couple of centuries.Read
LET me tell you a little bit about my friend Natalie. Tall, blonde, fabulous and 41, she's been married twice and never met a millionaire she didn't like. Well up till now!Read