Book Reviews
Book review: Pomegranates & Artichokes by Saghar Setareh
Saghar Setareh is an Iranian food writer, photographer and blogger who moved from Iran to Italy as a student aged 22
Book review: Paella by Omar Allibhoy
Think you know Spain’s national dish? Think again.
Book review: For the Love of the Sea II
Book review: A Splash of Soy by Lara Lee
Book review: The Pepperpot Diaries by Andi Oliver
“I feel that I want these recipes to be just the start for you. I’d love[...]
Book review: Japan: The Vegetarian Cookbook
This might be the most beautiful cookbook released so far this year.
Book review: Eat Like a Greek by Tim Vasilakis
Here's the new cookbook from the Athenian restaurant showing how to make Greek food at home
Book review: The Indonesian Table by Petty Pandean-Elliott
Petty Pandean-Elliott has crafted a perfect bible for Indonesian cooking, complete with crediting her cultural sources
Book review: A Rural Cook by Richard Craven
Richard Craven’s A Rural Cook is a hefty read."
Book review: The Edible Flower by Erin Buntin and Jo Facer
The Edible Flower's first cookbook is inspired by the seasonal produce they grow in their kitchen garden and the wild food they forage
Book review: Going for an Indian by Ziaur Choudhrey
When Ziaur Choudhrey was a schoolboy, he would tie up his shoelaces tight before getting off the bus home.
Book review: The Ramadan Cookbook by Anisa Karolia
With the start of Ramadan less than a fortnight away, this week’s publication of Anisa Karolia’s[...]
Book review: Bao by the founders of Bao
Flicking through the pages of Bao feels reminiscent of a coming-of-age movie
Book review: A Table Full of Love by Skye McAlpine
Cookery writer Skye McAlpine’s third cookbook is made to be pored over
Book review: The Bread Book by Éric Kayser
The Bread Book by Éric Kayser outlines 60 home-baking recipes, at least 24 types of flour,[...]
Book review: Dark Rye and Honey Cake
Regula Ysewijn gives festival baking recipes from the heart of the Low Countries"
Book review: The Vurger Co at Home
The Vurger Co provides satisfying vegan burgers with tasty toppings and appetising sides
Book review: Le Cordon Bleu Bakery School
Le Cordon Bleu’s latest book release, Bakery School, lives up to the reputation of its namesake
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