Period Living

FOOD journal

CHEF’S CUT

January’s seasonal ingredient is chosen by Ivan

Tisdall-Downes, head chef at Native, London Bridge

PINE

After Christmas we use the fragrant pine tree needles. With its herbaceous undertones, pine makes a great syrup - a non-alcoholic alternative to a G&T. Simply

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