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February 19, 2024
These light, herbaceous, slightly spicy salmon patties come together in 30 minutes. Make them into burgers, or serve them in lettuce wraps or grain bowls.
February 17, 2024
Gather around the table for a shared takoyaki party. Everyone can choose their own fillings and toppings for these savory Japanese pancake bites.
February 11, 2024
Cinnamon, cayenne, and chipotle powder add a tingly spice to these unique cookies, made extra sophisticated with crushed hazelnuts and silky chocolate ganache.
October 29, 2023
Round out your holiday appetizer spread with these simple buy satisfying pecan-stuffed dates with balsamic glaze.
February 9, 2023
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October 9, 2022
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April 28, 2021
Garage duo THE COURETTES are back with a brand new single and video. Mixing Duane Eddy Twang and 60s girl-group vocals, ‘Hop The Twig’ is the Danish/Brazilian duo’s second single for Damaged Goods Records, following on from last year’s ‘Want You! Like A Cigarette’, which sold out of its initial pressing in just two weeks. ‘Hop The Twig’ is out on 7″ and download on Friday 30 April. “We’re all feeling like we’re walking on the thin ice these days, so when I by chance foun...
April 28, 2021
The Courettes are a force to be reckoned with. Matching the garage rock ferocity of The Sonics to prime early 60s girl group, the bands output is utterly feral in the most addictive possible way. Reminiscent of The Ronettes given a Ramones style overhaul, their evil charms arrive covered in blood-soaked glamour. A duo from Denmark and Brazil, their first single for Damaged Goods - the superb Want You! Like A Cigarette - landed last year. Second album âWe Are The Courettesâ will be rem...
December 30, 2020
The Government decided the beauty sector was too high-risk to reopen 2020 was the year that the beauty sector hit the headlines of mainstream news. As soon as the salons closed in late March, the reopening of the industry was high on the list of priorities for many people. Sadly not, it would seem, for the government, who dealt the industry a difficult hand with an extended lockdown and staggered reopenings. This has taken its toll; in our exclusive survey with the Local Data Company, we can re...