Book Reviews
Book review: Eater: 100 Essential Restaurant Recipes
Eater's cookbook contains recipes from America's most exciting restaurants
Book review: Manju’s Cookbook by Manju Patel
Manju’s Cookbook is filled with the familial warmth that permeates the Brighton restaurant that takes its author’s name
Book review: Pub Kitchen by Tom Kerridge
Book review: Catalogued Ideas and Random Thoughts by Stuart Ralston
Book review: East Winds by Riaz Phillips
Book review: The Farm Table by Julius Roberts
Book review: Korean Home Cooking by Jina Jung
“Contrary to popular belief, Korean cuisine is simple”, writes Seoul-born chef Jina Jung, the author of[...]
Book review: Cocina Mexicana by Adriana Cavita
In Cocina Mexicana Adriana Cavita, chef patron of London Marylebone restaurant Cavita, showcases the traditional flavours[...]
Book review: Simple Family Feasts by Jeremy Pang
Don’t be deceived by the words “simple” and “family” in the title of this book –[...]
Book review: A New Way to Bake by Philip Khoury
Philip Khoury’s A New Way to Bake charts how a “baking-obsessed graphic design university student” from[...]
Book review: Àclèaf by Scott Paton
The titular book from Boringdon Hall’s Michelin-starred restaurant Àclèaf is not your average cookbook"
Book review: The Modern Spice Rack
These pages outline each spice’s flavour profile and origin, as well as providing buying and cooking tips
Book review: Fish Butchery by Josh Niland
The latest book encouraging ‘scale to tail’ consumption of fish from John Niland opens with a startling statistic
Book review: Bakes That Break the Internet by Kat Buckley
Grey seems to have been the mood these past few rain-specked weeks, but Kat Buckley’s first[...]
Book review: Vegan – An Indian Cookbook
The recipes in Vegan: An Indian Cookbook are both simple enough to cook at home and[...]
Book review: Manu: Recipes and Stories from My Brazil
Manoella Buffara's debut cookbook Manu has deep roots in her personal culinary heritage
Book review: Imad’s Syrian Kitchen by Imad Alarnab
Imad Alarnab found cooking for 400 people provided a taste of Syria and a reminder of[...]
Book review: Sweet Salone – recipes from the heart of Sierra Leone
Maria Bradford showcases the food of Sierra Leone while providing an accessible insight for UK foodies."
Book review: Bold Beans by Amelia Christie-Miller
Amelia Christie-Miller went from bean hater to the bean queen of the UK, providing recipes that pack a protein punch
Book review: Ikoyi by Jeremy Chan
A look behind the pass at one of the UK’s most creative restaurants was never going to be straightforward
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