So what is a Yorkshire Carbonnade ? Well originally the word carbonnade in French means a piece of meat or fish cooked slowly on hot coals (from the latin carbo, -onis, coal, charcoal). Nowadays it’s more about a piece of beef cooked in beer. Of course the most famous type of carbonnade, is a la flamande, a flemish beef stew made with ale and traditionally associated with Belgian cuisine (also called vlamms stoverij in Dutch. Where I am from, in Northern France, …
Cet article fait parti de ma saga sur les “10 raisons de venir dans le Yorkshire“ L’ambiance spéciale des pubs du Yorkshire Voilà un autre thème à mettre en lien avec la bière. Bien qu’aujourd’hui tout pub, qu’il soit dans le Yorkshire ou ailleurs, vous servira n’importe quelle sorte de boisson alcoolisée, y compris du …
Originally named ‘Wainwright’s Way’, Alfred Wainwright’s ‘Coast To Coast Walk’ (as it is now called), crosses England from the west coast in Cumbria, through into North Yorkshire and the Yorkshire Dales and on into the North York Moors right to the east coast. Its route passes through three of the UK’s National Parks and offers …
Cet article fait parti de ma saga sur les “10 raisons de venir dans le Yorkshire“ Le Yorkshire, pays de la “vrai bière” (real ale) Depuis plusieurs années, il y a un renouveau considérable dans la production de bières traditionnelles au Royaume-Uni et surtout dans le Yorkshire. Ces bières sont appelées “Real Ale” et se …
The North York Moors in North Yorkshire is just a fantastic place to go walking. You can choose from short walks from a few hours to half a day or a full day. For the more adventurous there are plenty of opportunities to plan extended walks taking several days which allow you to experience the …
Voici 10 raisons qui j’espère vous donneront envie de venir dans le Yorkshire. Dans chaque nouvel article, je développerai un peu plus les thèmes. Bonne lecture et a bientôt dans le Yorkshire !
According to CAMRA (CAMpaign for Real Ale), in their Good Beer Guide 2011, Yorkshire is officially the place in the UK where there are the biggest number of breweries and the most different type of beers being brewed. And most of them are concentrated in West Yorkshire and North Yorkshire Counties as described in this …
Have you ever heard about the “Transpennine Real Ale Trail”? If you are from the South Pennines area you probably know about it. If not, you might remember the programme “Oz and James drink to Britain” on BBC in which Oz Clarke and James May went around Britain trying to find out more about British …
So what is WalkInYorkshire then? First of all it’s not a website where you will find descriptions of my latest walks but rather it’s a blog/website where you will find all sorts of information not only about walking in Yorkshire but also about anything that makes this beautiful county so distinctive. However I believe that the best …
Hi, my name is Cedric Farineau. I am a French guy and I’ve been living in Yorkshire for a while now and I really love it. Yes, I mean it! Look I even boast the Yorkshire White Rose flag on this blog! Well I still stuck to my roots and added a small beret on …