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Discovering Something New in Yorkshire At Whiteshire, we love sharing stories about how life in Yorkshire is shaped by the places we visit and the choices we make. Three years ago, outdoor cooking wasn’t something I thought much about. But a client’s request for an outdoor kitchen — complete with a pizza oven — set me on a path I didn’t expect. That journey took Lyn and me to the Harrogate Homebuilding & Renovating Show , where we met the team from The Pizza Oven Shop . They

Food & Fire Outdoor Living There’s something timeless about cooking outdoors in Yorkshire, with the crackle of the wood‑fired oven and the scent of roasting vegetables drifting through the back garden. In our latest podcast, Lyn and I share the story of a rustic carrot soup that takes two days to prepare but you can do it in one! a recipe built on patience, flame, and simple ingredients. The Carrot Soup Journey On day one, we chop raw carrots into one‑inch pieces, add parsnip

Yorkshire’s rivers have always been more than just waterways—they are storytellers, carrying the history of industry, community, and culture through the region. In my latest podcast episode , I explore the fascinating story of the Rivers Aire and Calder, their role in shaping Yorkshire’s past, and how they continue to enrich our lives today. Why the Aire and Calder Matter A Lifeline of Industry The Aire and Calder Navigation was once the beating heart of Yorkshire’s industria