Written by Freelance Copywriter, Jo Murricane

Category: Eating out

The Food Academy, Leeds

Post author By Jo Murricane
Post date June 21, 2016

The Food Academy is a great venue, doing some brilliant work with new talent in Leeds.

Tags Butchers, Chefs, Deli, Drink, Food, Leeds, Leeds City College, Restaurant, The Food Academy, Training

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Afternoon Tea Aboard The Countess of York

Post author By Jo Murricane
Post date June 7, 2016

The Countess of York is a beautiful and unique place. My friend Lorna and I boarded the train for Champagne Afternoon Tea…

Tags Afternoon tea, Champagne, Champagne Afternoon Tea, Finger sandwiches, Macarons, National Railway Museum, Scones, The Countess of York, Trains, York

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Pirate Cove Adventure Golf, Doncaster

Post author By Jo Murricane
Post date May 27, 2016

I’ve always loved playing adventure golf. The grown up game is far too long and serious for the likes of me, and adventure golf has the perfect amount of silliness to it. When visiting Pirate Cove Adventure Golf, I discovered that the game is just as much fun as an adult, especially at a centre that has been set up with so much […]

Tags Adventure golf, Day out, Doncaster, Eating out, Golf, Golf sticks, Lunch, Pirate adventure, Pirate Cove Adventure Golf, Pirates, Raft

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Grill Like a Gaucho, in Leeds

Post author By Jo Murricane
Post date May 13, 2016

Gaucho is an Argentine restaurant that has spread worldwide, and is famous for serving the most incredible steaks. When asked if I’d like to attend a cooking masterclass there, my answer was “HELL YES”.

Tags Argentine food, Beef, chimichurri, Cooking, Cooking masterclass, Food, Gaucho, Grill, Leeds, Recipe, Steaks

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The Real Junk Food Project Opens in Horsforth, Leeds

Post author By Jo Murricane
Post date April 25, 2016

The Real Junk Food Project is a network of ‘pay as you feel’ cafes dedicated to feeding bellies, not bins. They divert food that would otherwise be destined for waste, and use it to create delicious and healthy meals. Its three main aims are: to reduce food waste to reduce food poverty to build community Horsforth launched […]