Christmas Fish Soup

Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, “The Forest of Wild Thyme”, Op. 74: Christmas Overture.

This exhilarating piece of incidental music was published in 1925, 13 years after the sudden death of its creator, Samuel Coleridge-Taylor (1875-1912), a popular British composer and conductor of Sierra Leonean ancestry, who was known as the “African Mahler”. His brilliant, joyous Christmas Overture consists of crowd-pleasing themes of classic carols. It was artfully arranged by Sydney Baynes.

Mouth-melting pieces of fresh cod fish, soft and crunchy bites of organic carrot, celery and potato, velvety egg-lemon sauce, aromatic lemon thyme leaves, silky drops of extra virgin olive oil. A delicate first course that all your Christmas dinner guests will remember dearly. Because cooking is an act of love.

Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, “The Forest of Wild Thyme”, Op. 74: Christmas Overture.

This exhilarating piece of incidental music was published in 1925, 13 years after the sudden death of its creator, Samuel Coleridge-Taylor (1875-1912), a popular British composer and conductor of Sierra Leonean ancestry, who was known as the “African Mahler”. His brilliant, joyous Christmas Overture consists of crowd-pleasing themes of classic carols. It was artfully arranged by Sydney Baynes.

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