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To celebrate the recent relaunch of The Orange and all things Pizza we have put together a pretty mouth watering guest chef series, our Dough Diaries. For September we have regenerative farming pioneer George Lamb.
Letitia Ann Clark is a well celebrated and loved cookbook author. She has given her pizza the name ‘Litizia’ and it is a pizza of Fig, Gorgonzola and Fennel flowers. as she explains : “My favourite pizza of all, is bianco, so without tomato sauce, but with sweet and jammy figs and the salty, creamy tang of gorgonzola. The wild fennel adds a lovely fragrant note and a splash of colour, but you could add a shaved fennel salad alongside if you prefer or if you can’t find wild fennel. Leaves of peppery rocket (arugula), and strips of speck/prosciutto are also very welcome additions. Walnuts are delicious, too. You can make these as a sharing dish for a summer supper, or have one each.”
Sundays are for feasting. Roasts with all the trimmings, generous jugs of gravy and a table full of people you’d happily spend the afternoon with.
A night in at The Princess Royal, followed by breakfast without leaving the building.
We can think of worse ways to spend a weekend in Notting Hill...
Autumn has arrived in the kitchen
At Cubitt House, our kitchens are making the most of British produce at its best, with seasonal fruit and vegetables sourced through @shrub.london, who work with a network of small farms and growers across the UK.
From pumpkins and wild mushrooms to figs, these are a few of the ingredients making their way onto our menus this season.
An evening to celebrate those we love.
Join us at The Blood Orange Bar on 5th November for an intimate Día de los Muertos celebration with Mezcal Reina, cocktails, canapés, face painting and a live DJ.
Bring a photograph or small keepsake for our communal altar, created in remembrance of someone special.
From 7.30pm until midnight.
A little bit of this, a little bit of that and a glass of something cold.
Our preferred approach to lunch.
