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Quality 'fast' food is on right track

AS YOU whizz through the countryside by train, you’ll see rolling fields swaying with crops or inhabited by grazing animals – testimony to the wealth of high quality food that’s produced in this country.Read

Tom uses his loaf for good causes

AN NHS dietician has spoken of his double life spearheading a Birmingham food revolution – and foraging for grub.Read

Unhurried way is key to flavour of Caribbean cuisine

POPPING out for an Indian meal is commonplace. Likewise Chinese, Thai and Italian restaurants attract diners from the wider community.Read

Getting the taste for odd flavours

HANDS up if you’ve not sniggered at a connoisseur waxing lyrical about all sorts of obscure aromas and flavours said to lurk in the drink they’re sniffing, sipping and swirling extravagantly.Read

Great setting for tasty food

YOU could almost smell the paint, the makeover on this historic landmark was so new.Read

Bread (with sea bass) of heaven

PRAYER books are being swapped for menus at Birmingham’s newest and most spectacular dining room – St Martin’s Church in the Bull Ring.Read

Business as usual with new twist

BIRMINGHAM restaurateur Nick Crudgington is back in business, just months after the collapse of his landmark city centre venue.Read

Lat's what I call food!

A top city chef has been giving the Baltic a taste of Birmingham – and helping to inspire a new generation of overseas cooks.Read

The best of British

WITH British Food Fortnight ending on Sunday, you’re rapidly running out of time to do your bit to support our local producers.Read

Couple enjoy vine old time in France

THE sun-bathed vineyards of south-west France seem a world away from Birmingham. But for one ex-Brummie, making wine in the foothills of the Pyrenees has become a dream come true.Read

Best Buys

New Zealand Sauvignon can be a bit pricey.Read

Parnell brings Italian passion to city

JONATHAN Parnell is one Birmingham’s top chefs, wowing diners with his authentic Italian food, but he couldn’t have done any of it without his dad.Read

The Glass Lounge, Fort Dunlop, Erdington

TIMES have changed since we journalists scuttled off into dark, smoky pubs at lunchtime to knock back a few pints of bitter and scoff the occasional packet of pork scratchings.Read

Gallic breads from heaven

HIS famous French cousin did his talking with his magic feet, but Gilles Zidane prefers to use his hands.Read

Anniversary new menu is truly inspired

LIVE music venue, bar and restaurant The Jam House is marking its tenth anniversary year with the introduction of an internationally inspired new menu.Read

Lee’s tapas idea hits the spot at Jimmy’s Kitchen

TUCKED away in one of China’s Town’s atmospheric side streets, Jimmy’s Kitchen is a long way removed from the rarefied world of fine dining.Read

Foodie market is good as gold

INNER-city Hockley is best known for its jewellery trade but a group of local residents hopes the suburb will become a gem for good local food.Read

Loves is a many splendoured thing

BIRMINGHAM’S bustling restaurant scene is about to get a whole lotta Love – thanks to one of the country’s most talented chefs.Read

Luke's prize a career taster

IT was a case of out of the frying pan and into the fire for one of the region’s top young chefs.Read

Best Buys

Some top medal winning wines at the Decanter World Wine Awards show that it’s not necessary to splash out for quality.Read