
Food historian, writer and presenter. New Comfortably Hungry podcast & newsletter available on @SubstackInc https://xitter.cf/t.co/kpL8Unu8xU
Sussex, UK
Joined June 2011
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It’s publication day!
I’ll be celebrating with a slice of Sachertorte. I had so much fun writing this book for @BL_Publishing
If you love history & chocolate (or know of someone who does ) this is a great gift for Crimbo - a mere snip at just £10!
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ICYMI: a new episode of @aisforapplepod landed with the theme "BLUE". A tricky one! What did @Dr_Alessandra_P , @mrssbilton and I choose? What would you have chosen?
Available on all podcast platforms inc this one: open.spotify.com/episode/1if… – at Lymm, England
Beyond chuffed to have Episode 6 of the Comfortably Hungry podcast shortlisted in the audio category of the @Fortnums food & drink awards 2025.
Thanks @DeliciousLegacy for your help in making the episodes sound great!
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Not long until the Leeds Symposium on Food History & Traditions on 26 April (it's in York, remember!)
Really looking forward to it - an excellent theme with excellent guests.
Book here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/food-and-…
That’s a wrap for the first course of season 3 of the Comfortably Hungry podcast. Episodes 1-7 are available now on your favourite podcast platform.
Thank you to all my lovely listeners, subscribers and guests.
Merry Christmas everyone!
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Christmassy thing #20
I popped up on the @DeliciousLegacy Christmas special all about favourite historical/traditional Christmas foods along with @tudorfoodrecipe @mrssbilton and @Dr_Alessandra_P
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Just in case there are any ‘real’ people left on here you can also find me on BlueSky or instagram where I post a lot more frequently.
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A brand new episode of The British Food History Podcast has landed!
The tables have turned today because I’m interviewed by friend of the show @mrssbilton about the history of baking.
Available from your favourite podcast asp inc. here: open.spotify.com/episode/4d5…
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Great new episode of @mrssbilton podcast Comfortably Hungry:
'Retail In Peril' with guest Dr Annie Gray @DrAnnieGray pca.st/episode/7f543253-5d43…
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Two free talks are coming up: one in person & one online.
First up: a festive talk on the history of puddings at Manchester Central Library 5 Dec 6pm. I’m looking forward to giving another talk at MCL! @librarylivemcr
Book via the Library Live website: librarylive.co.uk/event/a-hi…
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The Philosophies of Chocolate & Puddings all signed for the @BL_Shop !
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@mrssbilton – at Leeds, England
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This year, make someone’s #Christmas a Tudor one. 100 tried,tested and researched authentic Tudor recipes for recreation. #eatingwiththetudors is available from @penswordbooks or amazon. Signed copies can be purchased from me directly.
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Exciting evening @JLQuoVadis tonight. With @Dr_Alessandra_P @SoundThom @mrssbilton – at London, England
Episode 4 is out! I chat to @DrAnnieGray about her latest book and the dark side of the high street.
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Episode 3 of the Comfortably Hungry podcast is out featuring @GilesMacDonogh & Jay Reifel where we discuss funeral banquets.
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Beans & Mustard
A great Anglo-Saxon recipe from @MuseumofKitchen book Fodder & Drincan - recipe available now on my Substack (link in bio).
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This is a great article on the topic of sugar (& other sweet things) in the Middle Ages – at Manchester, England
Treat… or Treat? How Did Medieval People Get Their Sugar Fix? medievalists.net/2020/10/med… #Medieval
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Hello lovely people! New followers welcome!
I love podcasts, history, archaeology and food! Plus environment and nature!
Here's a lovely episode with archaeologist Flint Dibble about food in Ancient Greece:
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It was a joy chatting to @mrssbilton about my book Fodder & Drincan: Anglo-Saxon Culinary History. Dismissing the 'dark ages' and chatting all things early medieval food. Sam's podcast is a real treat.
#podcasting #foodhistory
ICYMI
In the latest episode of the Comfortably Hungry podcast I chat to @MuseumofKitchen about her wonderful book Fodder & Drincan and why the 'dark ages' really aren't that gloomy.
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