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I'm in Devon to meet someone.

Now I'm going to put the kettle on, that's the first thing.

Sally will settle you down on something.

Yes.

So what do I do about coffee?

Oh, it's in the cupboard.

Whose name may not mean a lot to you.

Anyway, I'm going to put sugar in mine and milk in mine.

But he's been, well, not a quiet influence.

No one who's ever met, Tom Jane, has described him as quiet.

But he's been a very English, confident, but also self-deprecating

influence on how we eat and think about food in Britain.

Working as a critic, scholar, editor, writer, publisher, restaurateur, and

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