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Article: Steak pie is crust the job; And it's so easy to make.(John ...
Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland);  December 30, 2001 ;     511 words ...Byline: JOHN QUIGLEY WITH the new year upon us it's out with the old and ... diets always figure highly in our new year resolutions. Personally I'd rather ... sensibly than aimed to lose weight. The new year is traditionally seen as the last ...

Article: John Quigley's party planner.(Features)
Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland);  December 29, 2002 ;     636 words ...Byline: JOHN QUIGLEY YOU'RE probably just recovering from the Christmas excesses and before you know it, New Year is upon you. For some of us, this time of the year seems to be one endless cycle of entertaining. As the song says, you'll ...

Article: Meal to please a domestic god.(John Quigley)
Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland);  February 3, 2002 ;     610 words ...Byline: JOHN QUIGLEY BEAUTIFUL Nigella Lawson is a domestic goddess, but next week the Chinese will celebrate their new year and offer up a banquet to their own kitchen god. It marks the return of the moon and the start of a new agricultural ...

Article: Going Out: Inn and out; THE Red Onion is the latest restaurant ...
Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland);  December 11, 2004 ;     668 words ... ... the king prawn sweet chilli wrap to rib-sticking meals such as the half roast chicken served with fries or mash. In the New Year, Quigley has plans to install a chef's table in the kitchen so that diners can watch the chefs in action. NAMED after the ...

Article: John Quigley; Skip the rabbit food and try a tasty, ...
Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland);  June 9, 2002 ;     550 words ...Byline: John Quigley ON those rare warm, sunny days, the last thing you want to do is slave over a hot stove. But before you head for McDonald ...

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Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland);  May 19, 2002 ;     483 words ...Byline: John Quigley FOR many years rhubarb had a bit of an image problem. It wasn't exactly glamorous and it positively thrives on neglect. But ...

Article: John Quigley; Lemons bring a new zest to ...
Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland);  March 31, 2002 ;     605 words ...Byline: John Quigley JUST as Scotland enjoys the first cloudless days of spring, shops are full of the sunshine tastes of fresh, zesty lemons. What ...