Debora Robertson
@lickedspoon.bsky.social
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I write about food, mostly. Did I tell you I live in France now? deborarobertson.substack.com
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Gretchen McCulloch
12 days ago
New favourite example of structural ambiguity
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No dogs on the bed, ever.
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Otto English
9 days ago
Anecdolts
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Jonathan Hopkin
9 days ago
Mediterranean lifestyle still holding up
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David Hendy
9 days ago
Just to reiterate my view, having studied the history of the BBC for over a quarter of a century - as well as having worked there for several years as a journalist: Robbie Gibb should have absolutely no role whatsoever in the governance of the Corporation.
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Boris Johnson trying to undermine BBC leadership, insiders fear after leak
Director general under pressure after release of memo criticising reporting on Trump, trans rights and Gaza
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2025/nov/07/boris-johnson-trying-to-undermine-bbc-leadership-insiders-fear-after-leak
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After all the rain and thunder yesterday, she is just so happy to be outside.
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10 days ago
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Hanging out with my girl.
10 days ago
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It's been thunder and lightning and rain here all day today and this puppy has zero interest in going outside. Excellent lap warmer though.
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Louie Stowell
12 days ago
Discussion of lots of people being on long term sick leave since 2019 without mentioning covid is like talking about wwii without mentioning bombs or guns. And yet....
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These LNER staff were incredibly brave.
14 days ago
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5.30 and it's already getting dark. Furious.
22 days ago
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Benjamin Dreyer
22 days ago
I won't wade into the marsh in which this conversation is currently going on, but I'm happy to note that the first thing a twenty-first-century publishing entity does on receipt of a manuscript and to prepare it for eventual publication is to yank out every single double space after a period. đ€·đ»ââïž
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Made braised pigs' cheeks with toasted hazelnuts and roast figs and I'm not sad about it.
22 days ago
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Came home and I wasn't the only one keen to get in the house..
23 days ago
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Chrissake. Impossible to underestimate a certain type, isn't it?
29 days ago
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Made coq au vin en croûte. The criminality. Sunday lunch of love.
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29 days ago
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God the men creeping into chat requests on this app.
29 days ago
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Aaron Vallance
29 days ago
I love this book by
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No dogs on the bed, ever.
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Nigella Lawson
about 1 month ago
This weekâs Guest Recipe from the
#CookbookCorner
archive is the GruyĂšre and Anchovy Puffs from the wonderful Notes from a Small Kitchen Island: Recipes and Stories from the Heart of the Home by
@lickedspoon.bsky.social
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www.nigella.com/recipes/gues...
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Nicola Miller
3 months ago
I've compiled a roundup of what to eat, watch and read for my newsletter, including a selection of cookbooks due to be published this autumn! I'd love you to subscribe.
tales-from-topographic-kitchens.ghost.io/what-to-read...
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What to read, watch and cook (September '25)
Here's a roundup of some of the things I've found interesting of late, including my pick of the autumn publishing list (which you can order from your local library to save on cost). As usual, most of ...
https://tales-from-topographic-kitchens.ghost.io/what-to-read-watch-and-cook-september-25/
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If you'd like to read or hear me talking about the tyranny of simplicity in the kitchen, the link is here.
www.scribehound.com/food/joy-of-...
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3 months ago
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I'd use BlueSky a lot more if the Post/Reply button didn't disappear for days at a time. Does anyone else have this?
4 months ago
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I need Ian Wright cam please.
4 months ago
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Who is the girl standing next to Prince William on the podium? âœ
4 months ago
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Yes! âœâœâœ
4 months ago
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Rachel McCormack
4 months ago
For this monthâs Scribehound piece I wrote about the dying municipal markets in Spain, the very much alive one in
@lickedspoon.bsky.social
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Annie Gray
4 months ago
V pleased with this. V pleased indeed.
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I'm about to have loads of people to stay so in my free post today, I wrote about WASHING UP: THE RULES. Trigger warning, there are lots of them. Plus a recipe for my favourite tomato salad of the summer.
open.substack.com/pub/deboraro...
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The delegation struggle is real
All glamour, all the time, thatâs me⊠This week, my essential guide to washing up and a recipe for SĂ©anâs tomato salad.
https://open.substack.com/pub/deborarobertson/p/the-delegation-struggle-is-real?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=1nydq
5 months ago
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Absolutely all of this.
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5 months ago
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Laura Hadland
5 months ago
A fun game for the afternoon. Complete the headline.
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Something for the weekend...
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5 months ago
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In today's free newsletter, I share a recipe for a perfect hot-weather lunch. I also try something new - I've recorded it, so if you prefer to listen than to read, you'll have the great pleasure of hearing me swear in English and in French. Impossible to resist, I know.
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When in doubt, putain
Today, an introduction to French swearing, plus a no-cook lunch thatâs perfect for hot days.
https://deborarobertson.substack.com/p/when-in-doubt-putain
5 months ago
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Jonathan Slater
5 months ago
Brilliant
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In today's free newsletter, I share a recipe for a perfect hot-weather lunch. I also try something new - I've recorded it, so if you prefer to listen than to read, you'll have the great pleasure of hearing me swear in English and in French. Impossible to resist, I know.
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When in doubt, putain
Today, an introduction to French swearing, plus a no-cook lunch thatâs perfect for hot days.
https://deborarobertson.substack.com/p/when-in-doubt-putain
5 months ago
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Also, this is not our cat.
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5 months ago
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Home. Marseillan is furnace-hot and the first sunflowers are out in the garden. Love you, London, thanks for throwing your arms around me once again. See you soon. đ«đ·đŹđ§
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The Daily Beans Podcast
5 months ago
He was detained outside church. âHe was in chains at his feet,â Alondra Sotelo-Garcia told a local news outlet about seeing her father arrested. âShoelaces were taken off, his belt was off, he didnât have his ring, he didnât have his watch. Everything was taken from him.â
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Iceâs âinhumaneâ arrest of well-known vineyard manager shakes Oregon wine industry
Friends and family of Moises Sotelo âdisappointed and disgustedâ after respected fixture detained outside church
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jun/19/oregon-vineyard-manager-arrest-ice
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This week I wrote about an aubergine and tomato stew from Béziers that I'm going to make all summer long. In your face, ratatouille. Also, the glory that is food message board aggro.
deborarobertson.substack.com/p/food-messa...
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Food message boards: a hobby
This weekend, I am making a simple aubergine and tomato stew from BĂ©ziers. Iâd love it if you gave it a try. Just donât mention the âRâ word.
https://deborarobertson.substack.com/p/food-message-boards-a-hobby
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This week I wrote about an aubergine and tomato stew from Béziers that I'm going to make all summer long. In your face, ratatouille. Also, the glory that is food message board aggro.
deborarobertson.substack.com/p/food-messa...
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Food message boards: a hobby
This weekend, I am making a simple aubergine and tomato stew from BĂ©ziers. Iâd love it if you gave it a try. Just donât mention the âRâ word.
https://deborarobertson.substack.com/p/food-message-boards-a-hobby
5 months ago
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Made a tarte flambée for tea, so I did.
5 months ago
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Hannah Al-Othman
5 months ago
How your email finds me:
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Marie Le Conte
5 months ago
is the entire thing a weird troll? fascinated by some of the choices on display there - this one is ideal if the message you want to send is "I fucked the groom, and I'll try to do it again tonight if you're not careful"
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If you're looking for something to go with your weekend roast or barbecue...
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5 months ago
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What do you do when your heart is in the South of France but your tomatoes are from Asda? I made these tomates à la Provençale - easy and good. Recipe here (free).
deborarobertson.substack.com/p/when-bad-t...
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When bad tomatoes happen to good people
Today, I force reluctant tomatoes to be French.
https://deborarobertson.substack.com/p/when-bad-tomatoes-happen-to-good
5 months ago
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Loving the comedy stylings of all the pundits crowing they predicted Trump and Musk would fall out. Babes, these days I mostly hang out at the greengrocer's and the Marine Bar and I could have told you that.
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I walked down the street I worked on 30 years ago and bloody hell, time is slippery isn't it? Wrote about it here, plus a recipe for chicken provençal.
deborarobertson.substack.com/p/once-upon-...
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I walked down the street I worked on 30 years ago and bloody hell, time is slippery isn't it? Wrote about it here, plus a recipe for chicken provençal.
deborarobertson.substack.com/p/once-upon-...
6 months ago
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Made a bottom-of-the-salad-drawer soup - cabbage and leeks, with lardons, the end of a pot of fromage blanc, some chives from the garden, very simple and surprisingly good. Free recipe in my newsletter.
deborarobertson.substack.com/p/gotta-use-...
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Gotta use it up, wear it out
Today, in the spirit of no vegetable left behind, Iâm using things up on my way out the door.
https://deborarobertson.substack.com/p/gotta-use-it-up-wear-it-out
6 months ago
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I'd post a lot more here on this wretched app if the post and reply buttons didn't vanish half the time, so that's a blessing for you all.
6 months ago
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