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February 2, 2015 Book Review

Deliciously Ella

Unless you were in a coma in 2014, you will have fallen across Deliciously Ella. She of the glowing skin and superlatives, the glossy magazine articles, and the beautifully-shot blog. And now, the cookbook. I was beginning to dread it, thinking it might be quite lightweight, but actually Ella has managed to cram it full of healthy, vegan, gluten-free recipes and lifestyle advice. It’s beautifully shot, of course, and contains a useful index of ingredients for those new to this kind of diet, it also contains a number of basic recipes for almond milk, nut butter, etc. The writing style is still pretty effusive, but if you’re used to her blog, this will not news to you.

The book contains the following sections and recipes:

Dedication
My story
Getting started

Grains: Easy Quinoa with Sautéed Veggies; Gnocchi with Pea Pesto; Warm Wild Rice Salad; Buckwheat and Beetroot Risotto; Creamy Polenta with Mushrooms and Crispy Kale; Quinoa Pizza Crust; Quinoa Tabbouleh; Mexican Quinoa Bowl; Quinoa and Turmeric Fritters; Buckwheat Focaccia; Fresh Spring Rolls; Butternut Squash Risotto; Creamy Coconut Porridge; Apple and Cinnamon Porridge; Bake Apple and Honey Loaf; Berry Scones with Coconut Cream; Simple Oat Cookies; Flapjacks; Nuts and seeds; Almond and Chia Energy Bites; Chia Breakfast Pudding Granola Bars; Cinnamon Pecan Granola; Cacao and Hazelnut Spread; Superfood Bread; Superfood Crackers; Creamy Brazil Nut Cheese; Brazil Nut and Rocket Pesto; Pasta Raw Brownies; Chocolate Chia Cookies; Double-Layered Hazelnut Cake; Almond Butter Fudge

Legumes and pulses: Three Types of Hummus; Cannellini Soup Two Ways; Chickpea Flour Wraps; Falafels; Lentil, Courgette and Mint Salad; Baked Beans; Spicy Roasted Chickpeas; Black and Kidney Bean Chilli; Lentil Bolognese; Lentil and Butternut Squash Dhal; Coconut Thai Curry with Chickpeas;

Vegetables: Easy Roast Veggies; Classic Mashed Potato; Giant Hash Brown; Ten-Minute Tomato Pasta; Sweet Potato Wedges; Perfect Roast Potatoes; Spicy Salsa; Pan Con Tomate; Cucumber and Avocado Rolls; Carrot, Orange and Cashew Salad; Beetroot Carpaccio; Classic Stir-Fry; Roasted Squash, Olive, Avocado and Rocket Salad; Broccoli and Avocado Salad; Stuffed Chestnut Mushrooms; Marinated Kale Salad; Warm Winter Salad; Veggie Lasagne; Cauliflower and Potato Curry; Broccoli with a Tahini Dressing; Classic Guacamole; Courgette Noodles with Avocado Pesto; Sweet Potato Pancakes; Beetroot Chocolate Cake with Coconut Frosting; Sweet Potato Brownies; Easy Avocado Chocolate Mousse; Classic Carrot Cake with Caramel Frosting

Fruit: Baked Apples with Coconut Cream; Waffles Simple Mango and Cashew Mousse; Blueberry Muffins; Strawberry Jam; Date Purée Apple and Blackberry Crumble; Baked Bananas Stuffed with Melted Dark Chocolate; Berry Cheesecake; Banoffee Pie; Key Lime Pie; Banana Ice Cream; Ice Lollies

Smoothies and juices: Green goddess smoothie; tropical mango, coconut and pineapple smoothie; classic berry smoothie; best breakfast smoothie; simple banana and spinach smoothie; oaty smoothie; pear, pomegranate and basil smoothie; mango, kiwi and ginger smoothie; acai bowl; mint chocolate milkshake; banana milkshake;

Living the Deliciously Ella way
Brunch
The Perfect Dinner Party: Menu One
The Perfect Dinner Party: Menu Two
Girls’ Dinner
Picnics and Healthy Food on the Go
Sunday Roast
My Favourite
Resources
Frequently asked questions

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January 15, 2015 Book Review

The Art of Eating Well

The book combines a number of concepts, including gluten-free baking, sensible fats, food combining, some raw foods etc, and is on the whole flexitarian, with an emphasis on vegetables, and less on meat. The Hemsley sisters are certainly part of a growing trend focussing on a much broader range of ingredients, and the usefulness of this book will depend on how many other vegetarian/ flexitarian books you have… It will also depend on your budget, as a number of the ingredients are relatively expensive to source. The food is colourful, certainly enticing, but for me not as inspiring as that in Ottolenghi’s Plenty More. If you already follow this kind of diet, there will be a certain familiarity with some of the recipes, but at least you’ll probably already have amaranth, acai and chia in your larder.

The book is broken down into the following sections, and recipes:

10 Things to Do Today; Our Food Philosophy; Twelve Golden Rules; Stocking Your Kitchen; Cook’s Essentials

Breakfast: blueberry pancakes with mango cashew cream; anytime eggs; buckwheat porridge and buckwheat cream; cinnamon and buckwheat crunch granola; muffin frittatas; coconut amaranth porridge; baked amaranth porridge; chia chai butternut breakfast pudding; acai berry breakfast bowl; buckwheat groat Bircher muesli; cranberry quinoa breakfast bars; instant blueberry chia jam; goji marmalade; mango cashew cream

Soups: watercress soup and Brazil nut cream; chicken tinola; broccoli, pea and basil soup; broccoli, ginger and white bean soup; ribollita with parsley lemon oil; roasted tomato and butternut squash soup; chilled pink beetroot soup; Vietnamese chicken pho and courgette noodles; kelp pot noodles; no-cook coconut soup

Salads: superfood salad with miso tahini dressing; paper, halloumi and watercress salad; summer lime coleslaw; Puy lentil, beetroot and apple salad; quicker-than-toast courgette salad; carrot, radish and seaweed salad with sweet miso dressing; broccoli slaw with ginger poppy seed mayonnaise; pea, peach and goats’ cheese salad; roast bone marrow with watercress salad; kale Caesar salad; red cabbage, bacon and apple salad; fennel, cucumber and dill salad

Sides and Snacks: cauliflower rice and pilau-style cauliflower rice; cauliflower mash; mushroom, rosemary and arm sauté; whole roasted cauliflower; braised fennel with lemon and rosemary; baked courgette fries; cannelloni bean mash; toasted coconut green beans; garlic lemon green beans; pea, mint and broccoli mash; apple cheddar buckwheat muffins; falafel and Italian veg balls; southwestern spiced nuts; carrot and flax crackers; toasted coconut chips; chickpea crunchies; tahini bliss balls; baked broccoli fritters and spicy avocado dip; apple rings five ways

Meat and Fish: fish and celeriac chips with tartare sauce; mackerel with miso carrot dressing; steak with mustard leek sauce and watercress salad; steak with mustard leek sauce and watercress salad beef argue and courgette; sardine butter; lamb meatballs and cauliflower tabbouleh; slow-roasted lamb with anchovies; sausage and cider stew; chicken; chicken curry and cauliflower rice; roast duck with cranberry and orange jam; mum’s baked trout; sea bream teriyaki; fish pie with celeriac mash salmon with Argentinian chimichurri sauce; osso bucco beef shin with oak-smoked tomatoes; Sri Lankan lamb curry; shepherd’s pie; Pablo’s chicken; baked chicken liver mousse; chicken adobo with broccoli rice; sesame chicken salad with cucumber noodles; duck tamarind lettuce wraps; Moroccan chicken stew; prawn laksa; cucumber maki crab rolls

Vegetable Mains: mung dahl; lentil and cavolo nero stew with chermoula drizzle; mushroom quinoa nut roast with a chestnut apricot topping; roasted vegetables with white wine miso gravy; flower power pizza; courgette and aubergine curry; quinoa and roasted vegetable salad with brazil nut pesto; hot buckwheat noodle salad; caramelised garlic tart with almond crust; asparagus and pea risotto with mint and parsley oil; mushroom and stilton quinoa risotto; quinoa risotto balls; smoky baked beans; courgette puttanesca; kohlrabi dauphinoise; Malaysian lentil and squash curry; beetroot and goats’ cheese terrine; buckwheat burritos; socca pizza; spring greens with blood orange dressing; feta and black bean burgers

Dressings and Dips: green goddess dressing; Thai sweet chilli sauce; turmeric avocado dressing; pomegranate molasses dressing; sun-dried tomato and jalapeño yoghurt dip; mung bean hummus; kale pesto; lemon parsley cashew dip; bagna cauda

Baking and Desserts: BB brownies; mini almond, strawberry and custard tarts; avocado lime cheesecake; sticky toffee pudding; banana bread; pear and five-spice crumble with ginger créme frâiche; chocolate molten pots chocolate fig pudding’ pistachio fig and goats’ cheese trifle; pineapple carpaccio with chilli. mint and lime; lemon poppy seed muffins; salted apricot caramels; gingernutsl cinnamon and raisin cookies; pean mint ice-cream or lollies with chocolate; instant berry and coconut ice-cream; banutty choice ices chocolate avocado mousse; paradise bars; dark chocolate thinks and chocolate wheels; flax sandwich bread; multitude loaf

Drinks: fennel and mint juice; broccoli ginger juice; classic green cleansing juice; carrot and cayenne boost juice; strawberry, mint and cucumber smoothies; go-to green smoothie; go-to green raw soup; papaya smoothie; chocolate, peanut butter and mac smoothie; blueberry, spinach and vanilla smooth, piña colada smoothie; beetroot mama smoothie; vanilla maltshakes with a chocolate swirl; Mexican hot chocolate; chicory latte; pep-up turmeric tea; blueberry, lime and lavender cocktail…

Basic Recipes and Methods; Sunday Cook-Off; The Menus; A Guide to Eating Out; Stockists

 

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January 15, 2015 Baking

Marmalade

A very useful book, Elizabeth provides a very interesting combination of historical facts, recipe origins, and useful tips. As well as recipes for the preserves, there are also recipes for complete dishes. The book is broken into the following chapters:

Before you start: tips, equipment, techniques

Traditional flavours: membrillo; how marmalade got its name; quince-raspberry marmalade; aromatic orange-apple-ginger marmalade

Citrus marmalades: whole-fruit Seville orange; cut-rind Seville orange; marmalade as an aphrodisiac; dark bitter orange; sweet orange; blood orange; “in the pink” grapefruit; three-fruit; shredded lemon; Meyer lemon, ginger and mint; kumquat and Earl Grey tea; tangerine and vanilla; the rise of the British breakfast

Other fruit: rhubarb; double-ginger pear; peach and orange; orange-pomegranate; cherry

Exotic: passion fruit; bitter orange, rose water and almond; coconut; yes; banana; marmalade mixology

Savory (sic): summer tomato; red onion; the perfect slice of toast; tomatillo-chile; marmalade in literature

Savoury: orange-barbequeud pork belly; duck à l’orange marmalade; Mexican steak with frilled vegetables and tomatillo-chile marmalade; curried chicken salad; marmalade-braised lamb shanks; carnitas with pico de gallo; meatloaf with red onion marmalade glaze; glazed country ham; Chinese vegetable dumplings with marmalade dipping sauce

Sweet marmalade dishes: marmalade tart; steamed marmalade pudding with orange-blossom cream; marmalade ice-cream marmalade meringue with foamy sauce; sorta de grin de notte; upside-down gingerbread; fresh berries with marmalade cream; schnecken; rugelach with cherry marmalade and chocolate drive; marmalade drops

Breads: baked boxy; brown soda bread; buttermilk biscuits; oatmeal scones; crumpets; marmalade sandwiches popovers; focaccia

I found this to be a wide-reaching and interesting guide to marmalade making.

 

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GBBO Christmas Book Cover

October 27, 2014 Baking

Great British Bake Off: Christmas… by Lizzie Kamenetzky

GBBO Christmas Book CoverDon’t let the front cover mislead you, this book contains as many savoury baking recipes as sweet…  As well as Lizzie, Mary and Paul, there are recipes from the following GBBO contestants:

Robert Billington (2011) Cathryn Dresser (2012) Miranda Gore Browne (2010) Beca Lyn-Pirkis (2013)
James Morton (2012) Kimberley Wilson (2013) Ed Kimber (2010) John Whaite (2012)
Holly Bell (2011) Ruth Clemens (2010) Frances Quinn (2013) Jo Wheatley (2011)

Recipe Index:

The Countdown Begins: Advent calendar biscuits; cinnamon and raspberry whirl wreath; gingerbread nativity; Mary’s classic christmas cake; panforte; beetroot, watercress and goats’ cheese tart; mustardy mac’n;cheese; creamy pork, apple and leek open pie; Rob’s garlic mushroom rolls; hot-smoked salmon and dill rice filo parcels; parma ham, ricotta and mushroom pizzas; Cathryn’s snowy white coconut tray bake; Miranda’s cranberry and pistachio chocolate cake; Mary’s white chocolate and ginger cheesecake; Paul’s mince pies

Gifts and Decorations: Florentines; lebkuchen stars; stained glass tea biscuits; Mary’s gingerbread house; seedy flatbreads for cheese; homemade pretzels; Beca’s stilton and fig sablés; almod and chocolate biscotti; mini walnut and fruit loaves; James’ miniature pandori; Paul’s Saint Lucia buns; Kimberley’s babà al limoncello; chocolate and vanilla button biscuits; Paul’s panettone

Come on Over: best-ever shepherd’s pie; deep cheese and bacon tart with wholemeal pastry; beef an beer pie; chicken, sage and chestnut gratin; salmon Wellington; rich pumpkin, chilli, chard and feta parcels; caramelised onion and stilton tart; Paul’s stollen; Jamaican gingerbread loaf; Mary’s Genoa cake; frangipane mince pies; Paul’s mincemeat and marzipan couronne; mini-spiced apple doughnuts; Christmas fruit bread; Mary’s mincemeat streusel; apple and pear crumble slices; Edd’s spiced chocolate bundt cake

Christmas Eve and Christmas Day: Christmas Eve venison pie; John’s peanut butter, popcorn and chocolate fudge torte; Rudolph’s carrot cake; brioche snowman; smoked salmon soufflé omelette; potato blinis with smoked salmon; baked christmas ham; ultimate potato gratin; watercress and Gruyère soufflés; beef Wellington; Mary’s Christmas pudding; Mary’s yule log; salted caramel and chocolate cream profiteroles; Mary’s Tunis cake; Paul’s Kransekake

The Days in Between: creamy Turkey and tarragon cobbler; Paul’s hand-raised Boding Day pie; turkey chilequiles; ham and stilton pot pies; ham and parsley sauce pie with bubble and squeak mash; Paul’s turkey, stuffing and cranberry Chelsea buns; ham and chestnut pasta bake; turkey and ham pie; smoked salmon, fennel and horseradish tart with caraway pastry; apple and safe stuffing sausage rolls with crackling pastry; blue cheese, pear and walnut tart with watercress pesto; Holly’s ham and chutney leftover turnovers; St Stephen’s day muffins; Sussex pond pudding; sticky toffee pudding; panettone bread and butter pudding ; Linzertote; Mary’s galette; sticky clementine and star anise drizzle load; Ruth’s Christmas Bakewell tar

New Year’s Eve: mushroom, spinach and feta parcels; stilton and bacon muffins; Parma ham and Gruyère palters; really cheesy gougères, haggis Scotch eggs; red onion, pancetta and sage puff tart tartiflette; pumpkin and coconut tarlets; indulgent fish pie; chocolate, coffee and rum torte; Paul’s black bun; passion fruit and pomegranate pavlova layer cake; eggnog custard tart; Frangelico and roasted hazelnut baked cheesecake; macarons; trifle with homemade Madeira cake; almond, hazelnut and white chocolate layer cake; Frances’ sugar and spice stellar cupcakes; Jo’s chocolate fruit and nut bubble wrap cake

It’s not my favourite book in the series, but there’s enough interesting things here for it to survive in my library.

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Primrose Bakery Christmas Book Cover

October 27, 2014 Baking

Primrose Bakery Christmas… by Martha Swift

It’s not an entirely Christmas book, but is that necessarily a bad thing? There’s a broad range of recipes, with lots of combinations I think would be popular throughout the year. However, I think with baking books particularly, it’s useful to see exactly what’s in the book, to avoid duplication elsewhere. It breaks down as follows:

Cupcakes: tea and digestives cupcakes; Crunchie cupcakes; Malteser cupcakes; Toblerone cupcakes; pink lemonade cupcakes; Liquorice Allsorts cupcakes; rum and raisin cupcakes; apple crumble and custard cupcakes; blueberry cupcakes (shown in the photograph); cinnamon cupcakes; Irish coffee cupcakes; eggnog cupcakes; s’mores cupcakes; Maraschino cherry cupcakes; red bean cupcakes; bread and butter cupcakes

Large Cakes: rainbow cake; salted caramel cheesecake; apple and butterscotch yule log; chocolate and coconut layer cake; Christmas Pavlova wreath; pineapple and coconut cake; pain d’epices bundt cake; Christmas pudding cake with mulled wine icing; Jaffa Cake cake; clementine cake with Greek yoghurt icing; chocolate and white chocolate roulade; marjolaine cake; walnut streusel cake

Cookies: chocolate caramel cookies; triple chocolate cookies; mince pie cookies; Oreo chocolate chip cookies; Smarties cookies; spice Christmas or Linzer cookies; Fresh mint shortbread biscuits; brandy snaps; Earl Grey almond and white chocolate biscotti; ginger sparkle cookies; raspberry and pistachio thumbprint cookies; Speculoos biscuit tree decoration; Speculoos cookie butter; gingerbread sausage dogs

Loaves and Slices: sticky toffee loaf; natural red velvet load; spiced fruit loaf; rocky road slice; salted caramel brownies; cheesecake brownie; Florentine blondie; orange marmalade slice; cherry ripe slice; pumpkin slice; pistachio and raspberry loaf

Pies and Tarts: Christmas trifle with caramelised peaches; banoffee pie; chocolate peanut butter pie; chocolate marshmallow pie; mint and white chocolate pie; dark chocolate and fresh mint truffle tart; Boston cream pie

Free From: GF vanilla cupcakes; GF quinoa cupcakes; chocolate vegan layer cake; GF honey and almond cake; GF spiced honey loaf

Edible Gifts: caramelised nuts; savoury nut mix; sweet and salty popcorn; mint coconut ice; salted caramel truffles; Christmas pudding rum balls; peanut butter and banana dog cupcakes (yes, for dogs!!); dog Christmas cake (again, for dogs!!); meringues; tutti frutti nougat; popcorn baubles; gingerbread house; caramel apples

 

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October 18, 2014 Baking

Sweets Made Simple… by Miss Hope and Mr Greenwood

Hope and GreenwoodI have all of the Hope and Greenwood books, their kitsch and charming approach to confectionary always make for a good read. However, be under no illusion that this is all style over substance, there are a substantial number of techniques in the books, and this particular one includes more grown-up recipes.

There are individual pages on each of the following, providing useful tips about confectionary-making:

Hello The Rules!     How and why to temper chocolate     Storage

Then the following sections, with recipes listed…

Fudge, Caramel and Toffee:
Black Forest fudge
Peanut butter fudge
Honey & almond white chocolate
Cheats
Gingerbread latte
Pulled butter toffee
Salted liquorice caramels
Penuche
Chocolate orange caramels
Cinder toffee
Seashell caramels
Chipotle
Almond & sea salt toffee

Chocolatey:
Peppermint crackers
Cherry chapel hat pegs
Very bad smores
Coffee creams
Rose and violet creams
Syrup sponge nuggets
Matcha and white chocolate truffles
Mango truffles
Malted nougat
Gin and lime truffles
Chilli and lime kisses
Nougat clusters
Tequila chillies
Limoncello creams
Sherry trifle cups
Garden mint ‘peas’
Rose hip iced gems
Devon strawberry truffles
Chilli and lime shards

Fruity:
Twinkly blackcurrant flowers
Fig and cassis truffles
Toffee apples
Candied peels
Peach and apricot pastilles
Maple walnut pears
Raspberry marshmallows
Passion fruit hearts
Sour lemon travel sweets
Pavlova islands
Blackberry cups
Strawberry and cream lollies
Pear and ginger coins
Will berry jellies
Sherbet lemon marshmallows
Sherbet dipper
Rock sugar stirrers
Cherry Bakewell shards

Nutty:
Proper peanut brittle
Marzipan sandwiches
Pear and chestnut truffles
Maple syrup, pecan and bacon lolly
Coconut ice
Coffee walnut whips
Squirrel nibbles
Mr Greenwood’s buttered brazils
Jewelled Florentines
Chocolate and pistachio palters
Peanut butter and jelly truffles
Pistachio katli
Peanut butterflies
Sisin

Chewy:
Unicorn mallow pops
Rose and pistachio turkish delight
Lemon and blueberry nougat
Cherry and almond nougat
Salted caramel mallow teacakes
Sweet sushi
Salty dogs
Blueberry aniseed diamonds
Apricot leather belts
Popcorn espresso macchiato balls
Ice-cream oysters
Candied peel and white chocolate nougat

Yes there are a few duplications from the earlier books, but they are probably the most popular recipes, so deserve to be included here too.

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October 13, 2014 Book Review

Social Suppers… by Jason Atherton

Screen Shot 2014-10-23 at 18.55.52With over 100 recipes, broken down into four sections, this is a cookbook to suit most levels of cook, and is a very comprehensive selection of cuisines and styles.

The following are examples in each section:

Starters:
Tuna tartare DIY; confit tuna with piperade and chives’ salmon crude with pickled cucumber, wasabi and avocado purée; Spansh tomato bread with sardines; pastrami of sea bass with gazpacho garnish; beetroot-cured sea trout with roast beetroot and horseradish cream; kohlrabi, apple, whisky, walnut and sea trout salad; scallop ceviche with pickled fennel and lemon confit…

Main Courses:
Loin of venison with beetroot and venison sauce, braised cabbage; Roast venison and beetroot with poached pears; roast Anjou squab, with yakitori of innards, Brussel sprout and braised red cabbage; roast duck breast with mini roast potatoes, turnips, beetroot and carrot purée; Spiced roast pheasant with pumpkin, bread sauce and home-made granola……

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October 9, 2014 Baking

The GBBO: Big Book of Baking…

GBBOCoverPeople buy the GGBO books for a variety of reasons. There are profiles of the bakers featured in the 2014 competition, some of their specialist bakes, and usually the technical challenges. I noticed that a couple of the technical challenges weren’t included, so to make doubly sure you get what you want, I’ve listed them all here.

The technical challenges for each week of the 2014 GGBO are:

Cake: cherry cake
Biscuits: Florentines
Bread: ciabatta
Desserts: tiramisu cake
Pies and tarts: mini pear pies (not included)
European cakes: dobbos torte
Pastry: Breton kouign amann
Advanced dough: Croation povatica
Patisserie: German schichttorte (not included)
Final: perfect sponge, caramel, choux pastry as petit four

…

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October 9, 2014 Book Review

The Artisan Marshmallow… by Paige Couture

Cover-mashmallowThe joy of a single-subject cookbook is that it gives your the broadest range of recipes, and this single tome on marshmallows should keep most marshmallow fans happy for ages.

It’s broken down into the following sections (and examples):

  • Easy (classic vanilla; honey and almond marshmallow cake; mocha latte; liquorice allsorts; peppermint…)
  • Fruity (apple, cinnamon and rose marshmallows; double raspberry marshmallows; fresh ginger and lemon…)
  • Swirly (peanut, salted caramel swirl; apple, spice and chocolate hazelnut swirl; honey and peanut butter swirl…)
  • Cutesy (chocolate honeycomb; jam doughnut; filled chocolate; gingerbread with almond praline; orange blossom…)
  • Boosey (B52; Cointreau and honey, with pine nut praline; cranberry cosmopolitan; gin with a lemon twist…)
  • Hipstery-y (chai; chocolate and chilli; liquorice twists; coconut, lemongrass and palm sugar muffins…)
  • Variety (choc peanut wagon wheels; citrus roulette with chocolate ganache; cosmopolitan rocky road…)

Beautifully shot, lots of variety, helpful technique tips, lots of ideas to inspire future efforts

September 30, 2014 Book Review

Sweet Paul, Eat & Make… by Paul Lowe

SweetPaulCoverThis is a charming book, with a variety of projects and recipes in it. There’s everything from making your own personalised napkins, spice bowls made from children’s modelling clay, a trivet made from old fashioned wooden pegs…. Then there’s the smoked trout salad with hard boiled eggs, Mormor’s fish pie, and pasta with roasted butternut squash, garlic and lemon.

Ordinarily, I would list everything in the book, but in this particular case i think it would take away the charm of the book. I’m assuming you’ve reached Sweet Paul because of his blog, in which case this book won’t disappoint. It’s not a book you pick up on an emergency supper night, but it’s one you could pore over on a Sunday morning with a cup of tea…

 

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I’m passionate about food, its provenance and its sustainability. As a technical cook, I like to see what’s happening in the kitchens of Michelin starred restaurants, but you’re just as likely to find me at home making sourdough. You can find some of my recipes in In The Mix 2, an award-winning Thermomix cookbook.

I’m also truly blessed – I can open my fridge at any time and know it’s crammed with all manner of loveliness – but that’s not the case for everyone. There are people all around me in the UK who rely on food banks to feed their kids, and themselves, and every box of cereal or teabag makes a difference. You can donate food to your local food bank, or time, or money, and if you want more information the best starting place is http://www.trusselltrust.org.

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