10:23AM, Tuesday 19 June 2018
THOUSANDS of people attended the first ever Stonor Food Festival over the weekend.
Television presenter Mary Berry, who has a house in Henley, did a question and answer session, signed books for fans and spoke with many stallholders when she appeared on Sunday.
Great British Bake Off finalist Steven Carter-Bailey did a demonstration where he made a cheesecake.
There were other demonstrations during the event at Stonor Park including one by Nick Galer, the chef-proprietor the Miller of Mansfield in Goring.
Other topics covered by experts over the weekend included foraging, wine tasting and beer tasting.
A tent was set up where families could sit and watch the football World Cup while enjoying their food. The tent was decorated with the flags of each nation taking part in the tournament.
There were more than 50 stalls selling food and drink from across the world including Argentinian empanadas and Lebanese shawarma. Local producers including Loddon Brewery and Watlington Fine Wines also ran stalls.
For more coverage and pictures see this week’s Henley Standard.
Most read
Top Articles
SUPERMARKET chain Aldi has confirmed that it plans to open a new food store in Henley. The Henley Standard revealed in May last year it was looking at the Jewson site, off Reading Road, with the materials firm set to move to the former Gibbs and Dandy...
FAMILIES who spent generations camping on an island in Shiplake are “heartbroken” now that the site has gone on the rental market. Former plot-holders at Shiplake Lock Island say that the Environment Agency, which owns it, have allowed it to...