Issue Ten
Issue 10 of Essentially Catering is out now – see the Subscriptions
page for details of how to buy it. If you are a Bestway or Batleys
customer you should have already received your copy. The current issue
includes the following features plus the usual industry news, events,
product updates and equipment news:
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He's Alright Jack
Secrets of success behind Jack’s fish & chip shop in Ashford, Middlesex - Creating a Spring Menu
Top tips from the Inn at Inverbeg AA Pub of the Year Scotland 2009-2010 - Chinese Cuisine
Adding a taste of the orient to your menu offers the potential for increased profits - Offering a Nice Cold Welcome
It might be cold outside but people still expect chilled drinks - Competition
Win a Champagne treat and accommodation for two at London’s 5* Grosvenor House Hotel - Opening the Lid on Canned Food
Industry body Canned Food UK provides an overview of the canned food arena - Worldwide Whisky
Tim Forbes, The Whisky Exchange, looks at the changing world of whisky - Six of the Best
Diverse dishes from six busy chefs - Food From Devon
Darryl W Bullock visits England’s third largest county and discovers a plethora of award-winning food and drink producers - Health & Safety
How green is your kitchen? - It's Springtime
Ensure you are ready for Mothering Sunday, Easter and other occasions when tills should be ringing - British Pie Week
Get ready for British Pie Week 1-7 March - Let's Get This Show on the Road
James Pringle looks at equipment for mobile catering businesses - World of Wine
Alongside advice from Oz Clarke we look at glassware, how to keep your wine fresh once opened and visit Quilon, London’s award-winning Indian restaurant
Catering News
- Academy seeks nominations for awards for excellence
- Turn your Passion into Action
- Take part in UK Coffee Week, 27 September – 3 October 2010
- Microbiologist calls on hospitality industry to do more following outbreak of Norovirus
- New Mexican opens in Covent Garden
- Bottled water market evaporating
- Know the names
- World Cup fever promises boost in trade for delivery outlets


