Last night I had the honour of dining with Henry Braham and Glynis Murray, their gracious (and top chef!) son Ben, a few of the friendly folks from Splendid Communications and a gaggle of London's food blogging usual suspects:
eat like a girl - Epicurienne - Fake Plastic Noodles - Food Stories - Hollow Legs
Created with Admarket's flickrSLiDR.
eat like a girl - Epicurienne - Fake Plastic Noodles - Food Stories - Hollow Legs
Created with Admarket's flickrSLiDR.
Good times (and Good Oil)! It was awesome hanging out with everybody and a delight to feel so welcome in Henry and Glynis's home. See below for my Londonist write-up.
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London Filmmakers’ Oily Hemp Seed Goodness
Chris Osburn, Food & Drink Editor
Londonist
November 21, 2008
It’s always inspiring to hear about Londoners making a go of a dream, especially when the dream is based upon a healthy, sustainable idea. Take West Londoners Henry Braham and Glynis Murray for example. Not content to rest on their laurels and relish in their successes in the film industry, Braham and Murray have connected to their farming backgrounds to produce Good Oil, a “high-quality and healthy UK product” made of hemp seed. According to the cinematographer and film producer partners, the reintroduction of hemp seed (one of the oldest crops to be grown in the UK) to British soil was just the inspiration they needed.
Read the complete London Filmmakers’ Oily Hemp Seed Goodness post at Londonist.
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London Filmmakers’ Oily Hemp Seed Goodness
Chris Osburn, Food & Drink Editor
Londonist
November 21, 2008
It’s always inspiring to hear about Londoners making a go of a dream, especially when the dream is based upon a healthy, sustainable idea. Take West Londoners Henry Braham and Glynis Murray for example. Not content to rest on their laurels and relish in their successes in the film industry, Braham and Murray have connected to their farming backgrounds to produce Good Oil, a “high-quality and healthy UK product” made of hemp seed. According to the cinematographer and film producer partners, the reintroduction of hemp seed (one of the oldest crops to be grown in the UK) to British soil was just the inspiration they needed.
Read the complete London Filmmakers’ Oily Hemp Seed Goodness post at Londonist.
Hi Chris
ReplyDeleteThanks for coming along. It was a lovely evening - let's do it again soon. On behalf of Braham and Murray, GOOD OIL and the team at Splendid - thanks for your lovely write-up(s)!
Have a happy Thanksgiving on Thursday...
Rax
No worries, Rax.
ReplyDeleteCatch ya soon,
Chris
The good life! Must look up 'Good Oil', looks delish!
ReplyDeleteYeah, it's good stuff.
ReplyDeleteGreat post, Chris, and as always, great photos! Fun night. I am about to experiment with some good oil now! :-)
ReplyDeleteNiamh
Thanks Niamh,
ReplyDeleteCatch ya soon I'm sure.
Chris