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Annie Annie has spent a lifetime enjoying learning, teaching and communicating about food. One of the country's most prominent food stylists, home economist and food festival judges, she is also a respected broadcaster and presenter, both in television and radio, and has worked alongside top chefs including Gary Rhodes, Brian Turner, Ken Hom, Anthony Worrall Thompson and Sophie Grigson. Initially a lecturer in food, nutrition and Cordon Bleu cookery, Annie began her media career working as a home economist, food stylist and producer on numerous television shows such as BBC TV's Rhodes Around Britain, Sophie Grigson's Sunshine Foods and ITV'sThis Morning. She has also been a presenter on many other programmes, including Open House with Gloria Hunniford and Channel 4's You Are What You Eat. Annie spent five years as PR manager at the York Festival of Food and Drink, and continues to be involved in food and drink at the highest levels, as a consultant for Yorkshire Life magazine, as a board member of the West Yorkshire Tourism Partnership, as the chair of the Yorkshire Life Food and Dink Awards and as well as a regular radio contributor and judge at various food festivals. For more than 35 years, Annie has worked with the best products and the biggest names in the food industry including working alongside the Food Development facility at Hallam University. She has food covered from every angle - teaching and demonstrating, styling and judging, TV and radio broadcasting, events organisation, PR and marketing. Through her work with Absolutely Food, Annie really helps food and drink businesses to reach their full potential.
Aside from the presents and the party food, my abiding memory of Christmas has always been the golden orange, bright and round like a jewel, at the bottom of my Christmas stocking. Peel one now and that delightful zesty zing never fails to take me...
So Valentine's Day is coming up…and here's betting you haven't got round to booking a table. The thing is, you don't have to! It's not the only way to wisely woo your loved one, as eating in is the new eating out. We've rustled up the perfect...
I am always relieved to leave January behind and drift into the second month of the New Year. We are still cloaked in the depths of dank winter, and the comfort of stews, soups, braises and casseroles is ever necessary to save spirits. ...
We're well into January now, so if you hadn't yet started to act on those New Year's resolutions to get the juicer out and cut down on your sugar intake you probably thought you were going to get away with it… However over the weekend, Oxford...
Winter reigns malevolently over us all in deep dark January. The nights are still long and the mornings frozen over. But there is one little vegetable who loves the darkness…Yorkshire Forced Rhubarb. A native of Siberia, China and the Himalayas,...
I am determined that January will not be blue this year! January will be jubilant. The weather may be damp and dismal but the New Year larder is alive with colour and comfort. Seasonal food in January forms a vibrant patchwork of flavours - from...
Last week, HRH Prince Charles guest edited a commemorative edition of the rural stalwart Country Life. He curated and organised the magazine in its entirety, and the final product serves as a fierce emblazon of his discerning and passionate...
The toffee apples, bangers and bakers of Bonfire Night may be past but for me there are still some real firecrackers in the larder this month. While parsnips have been swelling for a good few weeks on the veg patch, and are perfectly good to...
Diet and cardiology specialist Dr Aseem Malhotra appeared on BBC Breakfast this morning begging the public to 'dump the junk' and eat real food. Farmison & Co were delighted to see his no-nonsense approach to good food and health getting some...