Book Reviews
Book review: South by Sean Brock
Sean Brock is on a mission. He intends to be remembered for helping people all over the world recognise the food from the US southern state as one of the globe’s most revered cuisines.
Book review: Marcus Everyday
In Marcus Wareing’s eighth cookbook, Marcus Everyday, the chef shares the recipes he cooks regularly at home with his family.
Book review: The Quality Chop House: Modern Recipes and Stories from a London Classic
Book review: Rick Stein's Secret France
Recipe: Braised tripe, red wine and shallots
Book review: The Book of St John
Book review: Black Axe Mangal by Lee Tiernan
It’s tempting to pigeonhole Lee Tiernan, chef and proprietor of cult north London restaurant Black Axe[...]
Book review: Signature Dishes That Matter
Modern gastronomy is often about looking forward: to the next Instagrammable dish, the next fashionable cuisine,[...]
Book review: Whole Food Cooking Every Day
Whole Food Cooking Every Day follows on from vegetarian chef Amy Chaplin’s award-winning At Home in[...]
Book review: Casa Cacao
Although it seems to have been around forever, ‘bean to bar’ is a relatively new concept,[...]
Edge Hotel School vice-principal writes finance book for hoteliers
A book aimed at helping hoteliers make their businesses more financially successful has been penned by the vice-principal of the Edge Hotel School at the University of Essex."
Book review: Glorious Game
The beginning of the game season has been marked in Britain for centuries with the first arrival of wild grouse or venison lovingly transformed into grand feasts each August.
Book review: Modern Sourdough
Popular wisdom has always held that the success of hot-section chefs comes from personal ingenuity, while victory for pastry chefs comes from good recipes.
Book review: The Whole Fish Cookbook
Some 20 years ago the industry looked to the blessings of St John and, in return,[...]
Book review: Cook House By Anna Hedworth
Anyone considering opening a restaurant with no previous experience would do well to pick up a[...]
Book review: Sour by Mark Diacono
As you stare at the lime-green cover of Sour and its promise to uncover “the magical[...]
Book review: The Constance Spry Cookery Book
Fresh off the back of Kitchen Confidential, with his punk rock chef energy still at its[...]
Book review: The Farm Community, by Emma and Tom Lane
The Farm Community charts Emma and Tom Lane's journey from city life in Sydney to running an 80-acre community farm at the gateway to Byron Bay on Australia's east coast."
Book review: Chefs Eat Breakfast Too, by Darren Purchese
Chefs Eat Breakfast Too suggests that it can help home cooks "make breakfast like that ‘so hot right now' café down the road". However, given the boost a strong brunch offering can provide a hospitality outlet, it also has plenty[...]
Book review: Pastry School by Le Cordon Bleu
Le Cordon Bleu's Pastry School is a hefty 512-page how-to of all things pastry, detailing everything from the creation of basic shortcrust to beautiful pâtisserie
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