TV & Media

Five page feature in Lancashire Life Magazine for my new book Foots, Lonks & Wet Nellies: Lancashire’s Food & Drink.

Me with Mariella Frostrup, talking all things food in Jane Austen’s Regency era, for the stunningly beautiful series Britain’s Novel Landscapes with Mariella Frostrup on More 4.

Me with the crew filming another history documentary exploring sugar and spice for Korean TV.

Filming with KBS-Korean TV exploring the evolution of the British kitchen and cooking Bronze age and Medieval dishes.

Talking all things Frumenty with Gyles Brandreth for Channel 5.

Filming for Walking Britain’s Roman Roads for Channel 5, with Dan Jones

Filming for Channel 5 series Britain’s Lost Battlefields, with presenter Rob Bell.

Filming two shows for the BBC

BBC Countryfile, with presenter Anita Rani

The Best Christmas Food Ever, BBC1

BBC Countryfile
Best Christmas Food Ever BBC1
Filming
Comfortably Hungry review
Worcester Now magazine
The Worcester News
The Worcester News
Daily Express feature on Vintage Kitchenalia
Daily Mail review
Comfortably Hungry review
Daily Express feature on Dining with the Victorians
BBC History magazine article
The Taster magazine review
Bath Literature Festival lecture
Times Literary Supplement
Times Literary Supplement review of Dining with the Georgians
Design Magazine
No.1 Royal Crescent Museum lecture
Wiltshire Life article
County Living feature

BBC History Magazine article
All About History Magazine article
Female First article

Chef Demos at Rhubarb Festival Wakefield, 2020

Making a Rhubarb Tincture from the 1700s
Making Wartime Rhubarb Pancakes
Making Rhubarb Tincture and Wartime Pancakes

Stroud Book Festival, 2019

A Full house with extra seating required, speaking about my book Stinking Bishops and Spotty Pigs: Gloucestershire’s Food and Drink for Stroud Book Festival at Museum in the Park, November 2019

Interview for At The Sauce podcast

Interview for At The Sauce Podcast

Talk & Demo at Freckleton Library, 2019