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James Martin

James Martin

Verified

Executive Director, Global, HuffPost UK

London

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Technology, Cybersecurity, Business Technology , Enterprise Technology, Mobile Technology , Digital Strategy

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Issues that lack a strong South Dakota angle.

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Total articles 469

  • Slow cooked lamb recipes

    By Nigel Slater, Mary Berry, Georgina Hayden Verified, James Martin Verified| Bottom Line@ by Karla ZazuetaA traditional Mexican barbacoa is cooked in a hole in the ground, the meat wrapped in agave leaves and left to cook slowly for around 12 hours. Every region has its own way of making it; these barbacoa lamb tacos are from Sinaloa, in the north of Mexico. Barbacoa is often eaten at the weekend for breakfast: in Mexico people can buy it from restaurants that specialise in this dish. It is also made for special occasions.

    By Nigel Slater, Mary Berry, Georgina Hayden Verified, James Martin Verified · Bottom Line

    Mar. 19, 2025

  • Hearty soup recipes

    By Jennifer Joyce, James Martin Verified, Elly Curshen, Annie Rigg| Bottom Line@ A soul-warming dish from the Italian mountains, this chunky baked cabbage soup is an indulgent affair with crunchy bacon and velvety cheese in each spoonful. Use a homemade or good-quality shop-bought stock to take it to the next level.

    By Jennifer Joyce, James Martin Verified, Elly Curshen, Annie Rigg · Bottom Line

    Mar. 17, 2025

  • Slow cooked lamb recipes

    By Nigel Slater, Mary Berry, Georgina Hayden Verified, James Martin Verified| Bottom Line@ by Karla ZazuetaA traditional Mexican barbacoa is cooked in a hole in the ground, the meat wrapped in agave leaves and left to cook slowly for around 12 hours. Every region has its own way of making it; these barbacoa lamb tacos are from Sinaloa, in the north of Mexico. Barbacoa is often eaten at the weekend for breakfast: in Mexico people can buy it from restaurants that specialise in this dish. It is also made for special occasions.

    By Nigel Slater, Mary Berry, Georgina Hayden Verified, James Martin Verified · Bottom Line

    Mar. 19, 2025

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HuffPost UK

HuffPost UK brings you the latest news in politics, entertainment, trending stories, health and wellbeing with a personal touch.

'+44 20 7131 2401

Founded: 2005