CHARCOAL SALT RECIPES
On Business: the one attitude you need for success
We are delighted to be sharing the first in a series of blogs on business and entrepreneurship, from our co-founder David Lea-Wilson. First up: what resilience means in business, and why it's crucial for success. Resilience is an overused word, but an important one....
Pistachio + sea salt Dubai chocolate cups
Inspired by the viral ‘Dubai chocolate bar’, these salted chocolate cups are filled with crunchy kataifi pastry and pistachio cream. The delux chocolate bar started as the brainchild of a Dubai based chocolatier and soon became a viral sensation on social media....
Summer courgette conchigliette
This very simple pasta dish is full of flavour and is best enjoyed in the summer months when courgettes are in peak season. It is light and fresh and perfect for a summer evening in the sunshine. We have used both green and yellow courgettes here but no effect of the...
Rosie Kellet’s Salt and vinegar potato soup
Rosie Kellet's debut cook book is a celebration of food, friendship and community. Whether you’re feeding a family, in a flatshare, solo meal-prepping, or hosting a dinner party, Rosie shows us all how to create affordable, delicious recipes to nourish you and your...
A simple way to change children’s eating habits
The problemIn the UK, 33% of children aged 5-10 years eat less than one portion of vegetables a day. In recent years, fruit and vegetable consumption has declined in adults too, with only 31% eating the recommended five portions a day, despite the decades long ‘5-a...
The scent of rain: What is petrichor?
Have you ever stepped outside after a long dry spell, just as the first raindrops begin to fall, and recognised a scent in the air? Earthy. Fresh. Comforting. Not many people realise that scent has a name: petrichor. Coined in the 1960s by two Australian scientists,...
Halen Môn and Oxfam
You can now find Halen Môn on the shelves of your local Oxfam shop as a part of their 'Sourced By Oxfam' range, which brings together the best of ethical, sustainable and brand-new items from around the world. We're very proud to have been included. From the team at...
Alissa Timoshkina’s fermented slaw
Alissa Timoshkina's second book, Kapusta, takes us on a journey across Eastern Europe, celebrating the humble vegetables that have shaped her cooking. Here, she's shared with us her 'master' recipe for ferments with plenty of Halen Môn Pure Sea Salt, of course. From...
Marie Mitchell’s ackee & saltfish tarts
Full of warmth and boldness, Caribbean chef Marie Mitchell’s first book Kin is full of recipes handed down from generation to generation. Her food is a reminder to us all to take time and cook with care. We’re very lucky to have a recipe to share from the book with...
Three North Wales walks with perfect swim + café stops
Emma Marshall, local insider and author of guidebook, 'Wild Swimming Walks Eryri/Snowdonia’ shares with us her three favourite walks from the book which have great places to eat en route. Wild Swimming Walks Eryri/Snowdonia leads you on 28 walk-swimming adventures in...
Alissa Timoshkina’s Hungarian mushroom paprikash stew
Alissa Timoshkina's second book, Kapusta, takes us on a journey across Eastern Europe, celebrating the humble vegetables that have shaped her cooking. With storytelling at it's heart, it's full of warm and inviting recipes, including this classic Hungarian Mushroom...
