Tilley Raven BlogTilley Raven Bloghttp://www.tilleyraven.com/tilley-raven-blog/2012-03-24T14:04:58ZSquarespaceCustomer Commenthttp://www.tilleyraven.com/tilley-raven-blog/2010/4/29/customer-comment.htmlDave Leach2010-04-29T17:55:49Z2010-04-29T17:55:49ZReally pleased to hear about the introduction of gluten free meals to the menu. It shows a real drive to improve the experience for all diners and provide an excellent service to all, whatever their needs. I look forward to sampling some of these dishes in the near future.

Jilly

]]>cstomer commenthttp://www.tilleyraven.com/tilley-raven-blog/2010/4/6/cstomer-comment.htmlDave Leach2010-04-07T01:14:02Z2010-04-07T01:14:02ZI must rave about your 'Red Snort' chilli.  Fantastic!  It was rich and tasty with a real kick.  I don't think I've tasted better.  Please put it on the menu again.  I'll definitely be back for more!

Richard

]]>Gluten and Wheat Freehttp://www.tilleyraven.com/tilley-raven-blog/2010/3/25/gluten-and-wheat-free.htmlDave Leach2010-03-25T19:48:09Z2010-03-25T19:48:09ZOver the last few months we have have been developing our sauces to make them gluten & wheat free without losing texture or flavour. Our Curries are already gluten & wheat free as we use Gram flour to thicken and now with a blend of rice flour, buck wheat and potato flour i am pleased to announce we have achieved this. We are starting to introduce these to the Menu and they will be marked GF

]]>New Healthier Cooking Oilhttp://www.tilleyraven.com/tilley-raven-blog/2010/3/23/new-healthier-cooking-oil.htmlDave Leach2010-03-23T18:21:23Z2010-03-23T18:21:23ZI now use Rape seed oil for frying this is locally sourced direct from a farm in North Wales. Rape seed oil unlike vegetable oil is unbleached low in cholesterol and is not genetically modified. It's higher in Omega 3 (good for the brain we could all use some of that) and Vitamin B (good for the eyes).The oil is only cold pressed once for better quality, all round it's a much healthier product and cooks food a better colour as it is unbleached

]]>Porters, Stouts & Mildshttp://www.tilleyraven.com/tilley-raven-blog/2010/3/22/porters-stouts-milds.htmlDave Leach2010-03-22T21:57:22Z2010-03-22T21:57:22Z 

We have had a lot of success this winter with both porter and stout they have proved a popular addition to our trad range of Beers especially with the increased price of Guinness they sell for between £2.30 & £2.75 a pint. For those unsure of the exact nature of a Porter it's Stout with a lighter body more the consistency of a Bitter. Definitely worth a try as you get the rich flavours of Malts, Chocolate and Licorice without the heavy thickness of a stout. Most popular have been Titanic's Stout, Offa's Dyke Grim Reaper, Ludlow's Black Knight and Darkness by Blackwater.

 

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