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If the Italians sitting near me looked confused at their pricey plates of sepia stodge, I can’t blame them
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If the Italians sitting near me looked confused at their pricey plates of sepia stodge, I can’t blame them
As Cumbrian-born food writer Grace Dent publishes her memoir, ROGER LYTOLLIS is stirred by her memories of a 1980s childhood Grace Dent’s new memoir, Hungry, is really a love story. It’s about her love of food, of the life she left behind in Carlisle, and the one she yearned for and found in London. Most of all, it’s about her love of family. The stars are her mum, also called Grace, and her dad George. Especially George. Some of the book’s early chapters describe a Carlisle childhood of the 1970s and 80s. Grace’s took place in Currock, at the family home on Harold Street and ...