I wouldn't do a yoghurt marinade. I'd marinade the chicken with olive oil and the harissa. I think that's what I did with the quail.

We should start naming hurricanes after fossil fuel companies.

Oh nice, thank you. I have some of that harissa left from a dinner party a few weeks ago, this will be perfect during the week next week. (I used it on roast quail for the dinner party - fabulous.)

Queen status. Billboards announcing her death. RIP Dame Maggie ❤️

Yep, not like South Ken where they leave empty LP Rosé bottles in the gutters. Much classier.

Is Hammersmith getting posher? (Old water fountain, north side of Hammersmith Bridge.)

It's also why moss is allowed to grow on elements like temple lanterns.

www.nippon.com/en/japan-top... Moss is important!

Japan’s Emerald Carpets: The Cultural Importance and Environmental Promise of Moss

Japanese have long had a fondness for moss, whether in the wild or cultivated in a garden. An expert looks at the plant’s cultural significance and ecological importance.

A gentle bamboo water feature from a garden in Kyoto.

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