Book Reviews
Book review: Grains for Every Season by Joshua McFadden and Martha Holmberg
Joshua McFadden and Martha Holmberg show how to get on board with grains from barley to buckwheat in Grains for Every Season
Book review: It's Just Food by Mark Poynton
Mark Poynton's life story, littered with recipes from throughout his career as a chef
Book review: Cooking in Pubs by Simon Bonwick
Book review: How to Cook Meat Properly by Paul Foster with Brett Connor
Book review: Celebrate by Bettina Campolucci-Bordi
Book review: Everything I Love to Cook by Neil Perry
Book review: 30 Minute Mowgli by Nisha Katona
Though she had a long and successful career as a barrister before launching Mowgli, Nisha Katona’s[...]
Baking with Fortitude by Dee Rettali
Dee Rettali, founder of London craft bakery Fortitude Bakehouse, has finally released a book sharing her[...]
Book review: Three: Acid, Texture, Contrast by Selin Kiazim
In this book, Selin Kiazim of modern Turkish-Cypriot restaurant Oklava in London offers her readers no[...]
Book review: Butter by James Martin
James Martin has finally got around to writing about his culinary love affair with a humble[...]
Book review: 'Rick Stein at Home: Recipes, Memories and Stories from a Food Lover’s Kitchen'
Rick Stein’s career has seen him undertake culinary tours of Mexico, Spain, France and India as well as a plethora of European cities. "
Book review: 'Cook As You Are' by Ruby Tandoh
While Ruby Tandoh may have risen to fame as runner-up on the Great British Bake Off, she’s since made a name for herself encouraging a feel-good attitude to eating and cooking, inciting her fans to reject diet culture, fads and[...]
Book review: Septime, La Cave, Clamato, D’une île by Bertrand Grébaut and Théophile Pourriat
Septime was opened in Paris by chef Bertrand Grébaut and his partner Théophile Pourriat in 2011.
Book review: Macedonia – Recipes and Stories from the Balkans by Katerina Nitsou
The opening paragraph of Macedonia – Recipes and Stories from the Balkans describes Macedonian food as[...]
Book review: Essential by Ollie Dabbous
Ollie Dabbous of Michelin-starred Hide in Mayfair has finally followed up Dabbous: The Cookbook, published back[...]
Book review: Middle Eastern Sweets by Salma Hage
Middle Eastern Sweets is a collection of classic recipes from Salma Hage’s childhood in the mountains[...]
Book review: Gelupo Gelato, by Jacob Kenedy
London-born Jacob Kenedy learned how to make gelato in Bologna’s famed Il Gelatauro during a year[...]
Book review: Take One Fish: The New School of Scale to Tail Cooking and Eating by Josh Niland
Chef Josh Niland of Sydney restaurant Saint Peter revolutionised fish cookery in 2019 with the publication of his first book The Whole Fish Cookbook. "
Book review: The Climate Change Cookbook, by Peter Taylor
With a cookbook like this, it’s important to focus on what it does and what it doesn’t do. The Climate Change Cookbook is not a vegan cookbook.
Book review: French Countryside Cooking by Daniel Galmiche
Once upon a time in Franche-Comté, a young boy was walking through the kitchen at his great aunt’s house. Suddenly he stopped in his stride, looked up and shouted, “When I grow up, I want to be a cuisinier.”
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