Green Grass and High Tides: Recent Episodes

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Exploring Britain's best food with James Strawbridge

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We're focusing on comfort food at its finest in this week’s podcast, featuring hot dogs smothered in a soft and creamy Beauvale that would convert even the most hardened of blue cheese avoiders!

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Dream of a Mediterranean summer with James’ Italian-inspired Bruschetta, topped with crumbly and flavoursome Lancashire Truffle Bomb.

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Matured for 14-16 hours for a rich and full flavour, Simon and Tim Jones’ Lincolnshire Poacher takes centre stage in this traditional Ploughman’s lunch.

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An extra mature cheddar with a deliciously rich flavour, the Snowdonia Black Bomber is the star of this week’s podcast episode. James gets to work in the kitchen using this smooth and creamy cheese to make the ultimate cheeseburger. Follow along to make your own and serve with a refreshingly cool Longhorn IPA from our friends at Purity Brewing Co.

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It might have been created by accident, but blue cheese has developed over time to be the star of the cheeseboard with big flavours and endless versatility.

Cotswold Blue Veined Brie is the highlight of this week’s podcast episode. Its indulgent, creamy texture pairs perfectly with nuts, grapes and woody, oily herbs like rosemary and sage.

James puts it to work in his Fancy Blue Cheese Salad, together with some fresh salad leaves, melon, charcuterie and his secret ingredient. You’ll have to tune in to find out what that is!

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In episode one, James explores a Cotswold Organic Brie paired with a Pinot Noir Rosé from the Sharpham Estate in the Dart Valley. A refreshing and easy drinking wine, it’s made from a blend of fruit harvested over two years and is the perfect partner for a delicious creamy and fresh brie, made by Simon Weaver in Gloucestershire.

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British heritage tomatoes have an amazing variety colours and flavours. For the final episode of this series, James creates a stunning tarte tatin that’s sweet and summery.

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Ever tried fish with strawberries? Us neither until now! In this week’s episode of Green Grass and High Tides, James pairs turbot with a strawberry, orange and fennel salad for delicious results.

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The humble spud is a British staple and one of the most versatile vegetables to cook with. In this week’s podcast, James gets to grips with some Jersey Royals and creates a deliciously summery Hassleback Potato and Anchovy Salad.

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If you have fond memories of helping to shell peas as a child, you’re going to love our episode all about this versatile little green vegetable. Perfect for summer recipes and loved by young and old alike, tune in to get some growing and cooking tips.

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Did you know rhubarb is actually a vegetable? Us neither. Join James as he chats about this wonderful British ingredient and cook along as he makes a tangy and vibrant rhubarb and custard Tart.

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Welcome to the second series of Green Grass and High Tides. This series, James is exploring the best of British fruit and veg. In this first episode, find out more about brilliant British asparagus and cook along as James creates a delicious brunch with asparagus, poached eggs and a creamy hollandaise sauce.

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Fantastically flavoured with a flakey, meaty flesh, turbot is a fish of legend. Often billed as the finest fish in the sea, some turbots can grow up to a metre in diameter and weigh up to 15kg! In this episode James cooks up some turbot fillets with a creamy shallot and fennel sauce, accompanied by wilted kale.

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Sardines, or pilchards as they are known in Cornwall, have a rich history and play a starring role in the Stargazy Pie that James cooks up this week. Join him in the kitchen to find out more about this versatile fish.

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Smokehouses have a rich history in the UK and smoking food is a tradition that has enjoyed a revival in recent years. In this episode of Green Grass and High Tides, James takes a look at the history and science behind the process.

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James explains why farmed seabass is a better choice than wild stock due to decades of overfishing. Get in the kitchen as James cooks a beautiful fillet of bass, served alongside a creamy risotto.

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Welcome the first episode of the Green Grass and Hide Tides podcast, exploring Britain’s best food with James Strawbridge and 44 Foods. This week, we explore the monstrous yet more-ish Monkfish.

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One of James’ favourite fish, Pollack, is the star of the show in this week’s episode of Green Grass and High Tides. Find out more about this robust fish and why it’s a great alternative to cod.

A 44 Foods Podcast in partnership with James Strawbridge