Ok, so that may have been a bit of link bait – you know how these gadget freaks get all excited by the latest shiny things out of Cupertino – it’s bound to confuse them when the follow a link and find themselves on a blog dealing with East Anglia! So to avoid confusion: I […]
I’ve been doing a lot of reading lately about traditional local recipes. The one thing that kept coming up time and again for Norfolk was dumplings, which I found quite surprising considering I grew up there and had never really come across them, let alone tried them. So my mission to make them began.
A smoked herring is a kipper. A kipper is a smelly, oily fish, eaten by old people for breakfast. Right? Well no, there’s a lot more to it than that! As recent converts to kippers for breakfast I was inspired to learn more about how they’re produced. It hasn’t taken long to uncover that different […]
Snape Maltings sits in a beautiful location on the banks of the River Alde. It’s most famous as a concert hall, and home of the Aldeburgh Festival, founded by Benjamin Britten. These days there’s a lot more there, and it’s still growing. There is a variety of shops and galleries, a cafe and restaurant, a […]
We hope you enjoy reading about our experiences as we uncover stories and food related gems around Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex. We certainly hope to learn a lot along the way! We’ll be tweeting from @eatanglia, and you can also find us individually at @_brighteyed and @nomadpete. Thank you! L&P
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We’ve put together a listing which covers foodie events happening in Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex, from one off small events to the regions biggest annual festivals and shows. See what’s happening near you.
Eat Anglia is a site by two reconfirmed East Anglians – Lucy (from Norfolk) and Pete (from South Essex). Our aim is to show off the overwhelming variety and quality of food in East Anglia and the exciting and engaging community surrounding it.