| In the dining room of a large house in Essex, looking out through French windows on to an immaculate lawn, a heavy-set man takes a grubby J-cloth out of a bag and unfolds it on the table. |
| Line a sieve with a clean J-cloth and strain the soya milk infusion into a medium saucepan. |
| Strain the juice from the roasting tray though a clean damp J-cloth or piece of muslin into a separate bowl. |
| You can add whole or crushed spices to the mixture when it first goes in to the J-cloth for the curds to be pressed. |
| If you can't hear in that the tintinnabulation of heaven, then you have a J-cloth ear and a Bakelite soul. |
| Transfer the salted courgette to the centre of a clean tea towel or J-cloth, draw up the sides, then squeeze out as much liquid as possible. |
