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home about contact food, art and culture in manchester levenshulme market – so good i went twice march 28, 2013 – 8:52 pm there’s good things happening in levenshulme at the moment, people. and one of those things is the new market. manchester city council started a market last year in the station car park but decided it wasn’t profitable enough to continue. despite that, a group of local residents and business people have formed a committee to continue running the market. the market is still based in the station car park, which means there’s some parking available for visitors. lots of the stalls are from local businesses but there are also many more from other areas come to test out the murky inner-city waters. it’s so good to see businesses coming into our little area and so so good to see it well supported by the community. it was good news that my freezer was almost empty so i set out with the plan to fill it as full as possible. with more than 40 traders there, this was by far the best market yet. despite the blizzardy arctic conditions, there was a dazzling array of food, vintage clothing, beauty, organic fruit and vegetables, art and some warming boozy drinks from pod deli. and yes, i did visit twice in one day. mainly because my toes were frozen in my scratty ol’ cons the first time round so i ran home to warm up, only to venture out again in my furry boots to procure some barbecue lunch from fire and salt bbq. the spiced brisket of beef was succulent and pink, with a drenching of jack daniel’s sauce. other good buys include some potted meats – hare and wild boar – from the moochery (top photo). i also stocked up the freezer with a pile of meats from savin hill, while my wind-chapped hands were soothed by some really rich hand cream i bought from bayspring, which smells amazing. also check out these amazing manchester tarts from robinson’s the master bakers. bobby’s bangers was a welcome addition with a wide variety of sausages, all of which could be bought individually so you can try all the flavours. we chose sage and onion and red onion – and have scoffed them already. bobby had braved the snow and dug himself out of his home in oldham just to bring us sausages, people. applaud the man (despite his lack of apostrophe). chaat cart is another favourite and market regular. their samosas are truly amazing – light and delicately spiced, with a fruity tomato chutney, yoghurt sauce and tamarind sauce. another foodie regular is pudding pie cafe, which offers really reasonable pies in many flavours. we bought a steak and lancashire ale pie, but i wish i’d also got a pork and cider one as well. please come back to the next market! this is lullaby by vicky brown sells beautiful children’s clothes made from upcycled and vintage fabrics and is definitely worth a look. the market is on every fourth saturday of the month from 10am until 4pm. by an intense algorithm and calculation, i have deducted that makes the next market saturday, april 27. the market takes place in the train station carpark, which is just behind the main high street. if you’re on foot, you can cut through by edward mellor estate agent or hennigan’s bar. http://www.levymarket.co.uk/ http://www.facebook.com/levymarket google+ click here to use social bookmarks hide sites tags levenshulme market | category farmers' markets food and drink levenshulme | permalink | comment (0) afternoon tea at and the dish ran away with the spoon february 26, 2012 – 8:31 pm winning an afternoon tea at west didsbury teashop and the dish ran away with the spoon was a delightfully lovely surprise. i’d forgotten that i entered a competition on didsbury life , so was most pleased after a very hectic week to receive a phone call to tell me i’d won. having been open for a year-and-a-half, the little tearoom is set on burton road, in the heart of west didsbury. with gorgeous retro chairs and tables, vintage cake stands and vivid turquoise blue walls, dishes and spoons is a relaxing, bright and airy space. it’s not just cupcakes here, there’s everything from carrot cake, red velvet cake, scones, biscuits and even retro hardboiled sweets. this is a great british celebration of traditional baking at its best. the slabs of sponge are washed down with a choice of loose teas from the brew tea company in liverpool or fair trade union roasted coffee. the afternoon tea is available on saturday and sundays from 1pm, and at £10.95 per person is amazing value. with a tier of sandwiches, freshly-baked scones and three cakes each, this is a belt-loosening treat. it has been recommended to me before, but i’d never had a chance for a tasting session. sandwiches are either egg mayonnaise or ham and mustard and are really just a polite nod to savoury before the cakey-sconey fun begins. the scones were beautifully light with that home-baked freshness and are served with a choice of jams and cream. chocolate-dipped strawberries are an attractive juicy palate-cleanser before the final tier of cakes. we were given cupcakes, chocolate brownies, red velvet cake and carrot cake. see what i mean about the amazing value for money? we didn’t manage all the cakes in one sitting, and got them packaged up to eat over three days. the chocolate brownies were the moistest, fudgiest, most delicious brownie i’ve ever tasted. it still tasted good a few days later, and surprisingly hadn’t dried out at all. with a thick cream cheese topping, the carrot cake was a chunky hunk of goodness, and the cupcakes were delicate and pretty. the red velvet cake was just as tasty, with the deep red coloured sponge seeming quite dramatic against the white cream filling and topping. dishes and spoons is run by anna and james, who came back from a trip to australia with a yearning to create the amazing treats they found (although i didn’t realise that oz was famed for its cakes). burton road is the perfect places for this venture. i can see why it’s so popular, appealing to students, young professionals and families. they also do a roaring trade in take-out, giving a fantastic bustle to the place. but be warned, they do sell out so don’t be late! this teashop exemplifies everything manchester does best. an independent place, full of personality doing what they do very well and doing it with passion. 230 burton road, west didsbury, manchester, m20 2lw (opposite the co-op) w: www.dishandspoonfood.co.uk t: 0161 637 5517 e: [email protected] t: @dishesandspoons google+ click here to use social bookmarks hide sites tags afternoon tea in manchester , and the dish ran away with the spoon , burton road , cakes , west didsbury | category cafe cakes didsbury food and drink | permalink | comment (1) bringing lowry to life november 9, 2011 – 12:00 pm in case you hadn’t noticed, the university of salford are doing some very exciting things at the moment. with their new mediacity:uk presence sharing a building with itv and being near the bbc, their media students are going to have some great opportunities. this saturday (november 12) will see lowry’s painting of piccadilly gardens from 1954 brought to life in 2011. how the hell would they do this, you ask? well, a digital projection in piccadilly gardens will project the movements of passersby into a screen where special motion capture technology will transfer their movements to lowry characters. people will be able to stand in front of the screen and see themselves depicted as a lowry painting character. over at mediacity:uk, visitors will be able to see the entire painting re-created with piccadilly gardens and the characters, with movements taken from real-time shoppers and passersby. lowry didn’t paint many recognisable manchester or salford landmarks – many of his paintings were composite, or of places that don’t exist anymore – so this is a really interesting painting. not sure what lowry himself would have made of the communist-looking concrete piccadilly gardens of today. this innovative stunt is just one

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