I spent most of my high school years believing that Poland was located somewhere above France. Despite sitting through numerous history lessons about the world wars and German invasions, I still harboured the belief that Poland was an island somewhere north of the UK.
When I read that Celebrity Masterchef 2011 was starting, I was so excited. Despite having a few niggles with the last Masterchef, I remain attached - perhaps unhealthily so - to the wonders of Greg Wallace and John Torode's expressive critiques.
A hop, skip and a jump around Crystal Palace triangle will show one thing: there's no shortage of takeaways. My local area is stuffed full to the brim with curry houses, Chinese restaurants, pizza places, sushi bars and late-night providers for that deep fried chicken craving.
The road to Masterchef glory is paved with failed chocolate fondants. But is the road to continued Masterchef success being hampered by a strange new format filled with shiny kitchenware, meaningful bequests of aprons and - urgh - emotions?
Cosy and cool with food packing a punch, Warung Tujuh is the place to go to give your tastebuds a treat.
Light and airy with food to die for, The Meadow in Brighton is a culinary gem that should not be missed.
October 19, 2011
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