Newsletters we love

 

Yeah sure, sometimes it’s annoying to get emails with stuff you didn’t sign up for BUT there’s some incredible wisdom being thrown out there, waiting for you to grasp it! A little bit of inbox joy, that’s why we wanted to put together a small list of our favourite newsletters.

 

You bring the wine, Elena Silcock

 

We are big fans of Ellie over here, a chef with many strings to her bow. Not only does Ellie know how to cook, recipe write, test, style and shoot she’s also worked for the BBC Good Food team and as a baker over in Copenhagen.

‘You Bring The Wine’ is a monthly newsletter and recipe platform, created by Elena Silcock, celebrating food for sharing. It’s your monthly dose of low maintenance cooking, perfect wine pairings, homeware favourites, kitchen hacks and restaurant recommendations. There will be more guest editors dishing out their expertise, prizes to be won, a big batch of fresh and exciting new recipes and so much more planned for 2021!

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Vittles

 

Vittles, described as a ‘treasure trove’ by Shado-Mag has brought many of us inbox joy over the past few months. Highly regarded food writer Jonathan Nunn created Vittles at the beginning of lockdown as a way of ‘showcasing new authors and highlighting cuisines that have otherwise been unrepresented in mainstream food writing. Stories are told from the heart and are rich with anecdotes, with beautiful accompanying imagery breathing life into the food described with such candidness.’ (Shado-Mag)

Jonathan also pays each writer and illustrator.

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Courier Magazine

 

The Courier newsletter slides in our inbox twice a month with insightful and inspiring stories of modern business.

“We make stuff to help you, a new generation of young entrepreneurs, work and live on your own terms. Courier is about more than just starting a new business. It’s about providing a set of tools to help you learn new skills, make your own luck and be in charge of your own happiness.” (Courier, mailchimp)

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Otegha Uwagba’s Round-up

 

Otegha Uwagba is a writer, speaker and columinst. For the past 4 years, via the Women Who platform, Otegha has been dishing out beautifully written, concise newsletters jam packed with helpful links and resources all centred around work, politics and culture. The newsletter is now moving under Otegha’s own name and will keep ‘providing you with inspiration for your working life.’

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Natoora

 

Industry friends and top seasonal supplier Natoora fill our inboxes with tips on what’s at it’s best right now, ideas on what to eat and educating us on the suppliers and producers that they use.

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Words by: Ravneet Gill & tagged

Photo credits: Elena Silcock