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  1. Carters of Moseley on Wake Green Road in Moseley
    Carters of Moseley on Wake Green Road in Moseley1 of 13
  2. Carters of Moseley on Wake Green Road in Moseley
    Carters of Moseley on Wake Green Road in Moseley2 of 13
  3. Carters of Moseley3 of 13
  4. Chef Brad Carter and partner Holly Jackson of Carters4 of 13
  5. Brad Carter's deconstructed Snickers bar dessert at Carters of Moseley5 of 13
  6. Vanilla custard with rhubarb and lemon curd at Carters of Moseley6 of 13
  7. Slow roasted Lincolnshire pork at Carters of Moseley7 of 13
  8. Starter of Scottish scallops at Carters of Moseley8 of 13
  9. A starter of scallop ceviche at Carters of Moseley9 of 13
  10. Chicken liver cereal from Birmingham restaurant Carters of Moseley.
    Chicken liver cereal from Birmingham restaurant Carters of Moseley.10 of 13
  11. Heritage tomatoes with manchego and lovage from Birmingham restaurant Carters of Moseley.
    Heritage tomatoes with manchego and lovage from Birmingham restaurant Carters of Moseley.11 of 13
  12. Wild River Tweed salmon with peas and Indian spiced butter from Birmingham restaurant Carters of Moseley.
    Wild River Tweed salmon with peas and Indian spiced butter from Birmingham restaurant Carters of Moseley.12 of 13
  13. Roasted new season grouse with sloe jam and spiced bread sauce from Birmingham restaurant Carters of Moseley.
    Roasted new season grouse with sloe jam and spiced bread sauce from Birmingham restaurant Carters of Moseley.13 of 13
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