All content Archive | February 2017

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February 28th
- Cutting it fine: the ancient art of wood engraving
- The Ivy Soho Brasserie review: Room to relax in a Blake-inspired space
- My favourite painting: Henry Goodman
February 27th
- Margaret Thatcher's marital home goes up for sale, and it's a bit of a bargain
- Rutland: Why Britain's smallest county is getting big attention
- The Joy of Sets: How Netflix and Amazon transformed television as an artform
February 26th
- Things we never knew you could do with garlic... from jam to vodka
- Eight magnificent conservatories that bring light, space and practicality
- Three gardening myths debunked by the ultimate guide: experience
February 25th
- The 16th-century watermill transformed into a glorious home
- Pot-roast chicken with pomegranate, walnuts and purple sprouting broccoli
- Ernest Shackelton’s arctic shopping list, and other secrets of Britain’s great shops
February 24th
- Perfect pilaf rice made simple: A skill that every cook should learn for life
- Five beautiful homes with their own cinemas, perfect for movie buffs
- Victory in the Kitchen: How the carrot helped Britain win the Second World War
- Interior design experts to discuss their heroes in ‘Conversations in Design’
- Views to die for at a house which bore witness to the Civil War
February 23rd
- 'A man spends much of his life in shirts... they're hugely important'
- A picture-perfect cottage in the Cotswolds for the price of a flat in the suburbs
- What modern kitchens can learn from early-Georgian simplicity
February 22nd
- The Portuguese paradise dotted with masterpieces of English sculpture
- Britain's most exotic – and spookiest – three-bed semi opens to the public
- Country Life February 22 2017
February 21st
- Skibo Castle: Carnegie’s Highland paradise
- My favourite painting: Merryn Somerset Webb
- How to buy a bottle of fine wine good enough to pass down as an heirloom
February 20th
- Isuzu D-Max Arctic Trucks AT35 review: 'It'll go through puddles you could bury a hippo in'
- Seven fascinating things we just learned about the Census
February 19th
- Grey seals: The doe-eyed ‘people of the sea’ who are full of surprises
- The Guinness family’s incredible estate outside Dublin goes up for sale
- Great home-grown menus have to start with great seeds
February 18th
- How to buy a shotgun that you can pass down as a family heirloom
- A good read for the green-fingered: Classic gardening books
February 17th
- The Mary Rose museum review: Prepare to be moved and impressed
- Victory in the Kitchen: The recipes that kept Britain going in the Second World War
- Six extraordinary English homes that have been passed down for dozens of generations
February 16th
- The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry to host a party at Buckingham Palace
- Pizza as you've never seen it before, with kohlrabi, mozzarella and pea shoots
- How British beef can take on the finest Kobe beef from Japan – and win
- Greatest recipes ever: Anna Del Conte’s ragù bolognese sauce
February 15th
- Country Life February 15 2017
February 14th
- My favourite painting: Katie Hickman
- How to create the perfect setting for outdoor art, as at Hamblyn’s Coombe
February 13th
- Country Life Top 10: Stoves – The best log burners and gas stoves you can buy
- Video: How Sir Winston Churchill's London home has changed since 1965
- Mouclade: The lesser-known cousin of moules marinere
- The secret language of Valentine's flowers
- Stunning 18th century family home with dramatic proportions
February 12th
- The irresistible allure of Mallorca's skies – and the gardens beneath them
- Police dogs: The fearsome law enforcers who still fit into family life
- Kew Gardens to rent out a lodge within the grounds for the first time in its history
February 11th
- The 'Turkish pizza' recipe that's exotic, simple and delicious
- The compass: How a flawed, unreliable invention changed the world
- Four world-class new developments in the capital
February 10th
- Simon Hopkinson's perfect moules mariniere
- Planning an English country wedding | Part 5: The spinster and the scruff
- Valentine's gift ideas for the luxury lover
February 9th
- La La Land: The apotheosis not just of Hollywood musicals, but of Hollywood music
- Uber-chic ideas for places to stay, eat and shop in Paris
- To kiss, or not to kiss? The question on everybody's lips
- Sir Winston Churchill's house in London goes on the market
February 8th
- Snowdonia launches urgent campaign to rebuild footpaths
- Country Life February 8 2017
February 7th
- Valentine's Day ideas with a difference, from the Sotheby's erotic auction to the Royal Yacht Britannia
- Contemporary British crafts, as championed by the Fitzwilliam, celebrated in a beautiful new book
- My favourite painting: Anthony Crichton-Stuart
- Designer secrets: Susie Atkinson on the keys to perfect lighting
February 6th
- 100 years of the House of Windsor: The story of the British royal family's great rebranding
- The Queen marks Sapphire Jubilee by wearing sapphires given to her by her late father
- Border by Kapka Kassabova: 'a moving study of the tragic borderland between Greece, Bulgaria and Turkey'
- Jerusalem artichoke and black garlic mash with cod, kale, Parma ham and kale pesto mayonnaise
- The importance of not wearing the wrong trousers… especially if you’re a prime minister
- Pendant lights hitting the heights by plumbing new depths
February 5th
- The home of the Queen Mother’s uncle goes on the market
February 4th
- The Dukeries: Is this Nottinghamshire's best kept secret?
February 3rd
- Six wines that show why it’s okay to drink Chardonnay again
- Nine stories behind the great British sweets of your childhood
- The ultimate hotel for the polo-mad? Coworth Park, Berkshire
- Dining rooms so spectacular, you’ll be entertaining every night
- A handsome Georgian property now on the market after full restoration
February 2nd
- Alan Titchmarsh: The poetic pleasure of plant names
February 1st
- Who will win the Six Nations – England, Ireland, Wales... or a surprise?
- On Donald Trump, Hitler's speeches, and why this is the time to stay optimistic
- New chance to end grim trade in animals exported for slaughter
- Hutton-in-the-Forest's glorious gardens: From muddle to lightness and calm
- Molly Keane: A Life by Sally Phipps: ‘As much like a novel as possible’
- Country Life February 1 2017