Book Reviews
Book review: The Kitchen Without Borders
The Kitchen Without Borders is a collection of recipes from the chefs at Eat Offbeat, a New York-based catering company founded by Lebanon-born siblings Manal Kahi and Wissam Kahi in 2015 that seeks to create quality jobs for refugee and[...]
Recipe of the week: Katarica curry
This aubergine curry is a crowd favourite at Eat Offbeat. The aubergine slices need to sweat a bit prior to frying, which helps them crisp up better.
Book review: Foolproof One-Pot by Alan Rosenthal
Recipe of the week: Persian-style baked salmon with fragrant rice and fresh herbs
Book review: Join the Greener Revolution by Ollie Hunter
Recipe for roasted venison breast with mint sauce
Book review: Cook, Eat, Repeat by Nigella Lawson
The title of Nigella Lawson’s latest cookbook recognises what she describes as the “Sisyphean drudgery” cooking[...]
Book review: Great British Vegan, by Aimee Ryan
Veganuary may not be at the top of every chef’s mind this month, with many kitchens[...]
Book review: Restore: A Modern Guide to Sustainable Eating by Gizzi Erskine
Gizzi Erskine’s latest book, Restore, focuses on practical steps and advice on cooking more sustainably in[...]
Book review: 'A Life Kitchen Christmas' by Ryan Riley and Kimberley Duke
Nearly 1,000 people are diagnosed with cancer every day in the UK.
Book review: Loaf Story: A Love Letter To Bread, by Tim Hayward
The world has had a love/hate relationship with bread over the years: from being a staple, honest part of the diet through to being practically criminalised for its audacity to contain carbs and gluten."
Book review: The Bull & Last, by Ollie Pudney and Joe Swiers
Located in an enviable location on the edge of London’s Hampstead Heath, the Bull & Last is so much more than just another boozer.
Book review: Australian Food, by Bill Granger
Bill Granger could not have picked a better time to publish his first book in six years.
Book review: The Hand & Flowers Cookbook by Tom Kerridge
TV chef and best-selling author Tom Kerridge’s the Hand & Flowers in Marlow, Buckinghamshire, which opened[...]
Book review: The French Laundry, Per Se, by Thomas Keller
Excerpted from The French Laundry, Per Se by Thomas Keller, published by Artisan Books. Copyright ©[...]
Book review: Fäviken: 4015 Days, Beginning to End, by Magnus Nilsson
Why would anyone write a book about a closed restaurant? And who would want to read[...]
Book review: Wines & Recipes, by Raul Diaz
Sommelier Raul Diaz has worked in the wine trade for 15 years. He teaches Wine &[...]
Book review: Stark, by Ben and Sophie Crittenden
Stark is no ordinary Michelin-starred restaurant. In December 2016, chef-proprietor Ben Crittenden, formerly of the West House in Biddenden, converted a sandwich shop in Broadstairs into a restaurant. "
Book review: There and Back Again: A Purnell’s Journey, by Glynn Purnell
Weighing in at 6.5kg and standing over a foot tall, Glynn Purnell’s third book dwarfs his previous two volumes.
Book review: The Food Almanac, by Miranda York
The Food Almanac is the first title from Miranda York, food writer and the founder of At The Table, “a creative platform that explores and celebrates British food culture”.
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