Book Reviews
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
Book review: Nourishing Vegan Every Day
Book review: Eureka by Andreas Antona
Book review: Borough Market The Knowledge
Book review: Noma 2.0: Vegetable, Forest, Ocean
Book review: Kitchen Twists by Great British Chefs
The premise of Kitchen Twists is to take an already-great recipe and give it a spin
Book review: Hoppers: The Cookbook By Karan Gokani
Hoppers' debut cookbook is a window into Sri Lanka, encompassing all the dishes on which the[...]
Book review: Behind The Pass By Luke and Stacey Sherwood-French
Avid readers of The Caterer might recognise something familiar in Luke and Stacey Sherwood-French’s Behind The[...]
Book review: The British Cookbook by Ben Mervis
There have been many books written about British cuisine over the years, and this heavy tome[...]
Book review: Vegan Africa by Marie Kacouchia
Although African food is wide-ranging, as this book shows, in the UK market there is a huge potential for discovery"
Book review: Ottolenghi Test Kitchen: Extra Good Things
The latest book from Ottolenghi Test Kitchen gives new ingredients to experiment with in typical Ottolenghi style
Book review: Bras: The Tastes of Aubrac by Sébastien Bras
Bras creates a compelling picture of an extraordinary enterprise that will inspire any chef
Book review: Motherland: A Jamaican Cookbook by Melissa Thompson
Through both the recipes and informative essays, Melissa Thompson relates the history of Jamaica and the[...]
Book review: The Italian Pantry by Theo Randall
It’s always a delight to get a new book by Theo Randall
Book review: Fifty Years Kinloch Lodge
Kinloch Lodge celebrates its 50th anniversary with a special cook book featuring recipes and stories from[...]
Book review: Cherry Blossom by Dave J Critchley
In Cherry Blossom Liverpudlian chef Dave J Critchley shares dishes developed as a result of his[...]
Book review: Mezcla by Ixta Belfrage
Mezcla brings a fusion of Brazilian, Italian, Mexican and British cuisines, among others, taking you outside the orthodox box"
Book review: Meat-free Mexican by Thomasina Miers
Meat-free Mexican ties into Miers’ passion for sustainable cooking to help tackle the big issues impacting the food industry – namely the impending climate crisis and soil degradation
Book review: Sustainable Kitchen by Abi Aspen Glencross and Sadhbh Moore
Sustainable Kitchen comes with the tagline “Projects, tips and advice to shop, cook and eat in a more eco-conscious way”.
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