Recipes
Book review: The World Vegetarian by Roopa Gulati
India: The World Vegetarian is the latest instalment in Bloomsbury’s new World Vegetarian cookbook series, which so far also includes Mexico, Italy and Japan.
Recipe of the week: Gujarati sweet-and-sour dhal
Exuberant spicing, tamarind tartness and butterscotch sweetness define a good Gujarati dhal.
Recipe of the week: Masa pasta ravioli with cured egg yolks and Gulf bottarga
Taken from Cooking in Marfa, by Virginia Lebermann and Rocky Barnette
Recipe of the week: Seaberry milk pot
Taken from Arzak + Arzak by Gabriella Ranelli, Xabier Gutiérrez and Igor Zalakain
Recipe of the week: carbonara with mint and peas
We’ve been teaching this recipe at Life Kitchen since our very first class.
Recipe of the week: roasted cod with a coriander crust
The combination of fish and tahini is one we find hard to resist, but this works[...]
Brush with genius: William Curley's Easter egg masterclass
William Curley celebrates Easter in style, with a truly extravagant creation stuffed with decadent maple syrup truffles"
Recipe of the week: rye crostata with peas and asparagus
From The Vegetarian Silver Spoon (Phaidon, £35)
Book review: The Vegetarian Silver Spoon
Vegetarianism and veganism are on the rise in the UK. According to the shopping comparison website finder.com, 12 million people claim they will be vegetarian, vegan or pescatarian by 2021.
Recipe: Roast duck Thai red curry with lychees
Yes, it may be called “roast duck Thai red curry with lychees” in this book, but[...]
Book review: The Vegetarian Kitchen
When Prue Leith trained as a chef at the Cordon Bleu, chickpeas did not get a[...]
Recipe: Pistachio tart with rhubarb tiles, by Julie Jones
Recipe: Pistachio tart with rhubarb tiles, from The Pastry School, by Julie Jones
Recipe: Coddle, by Jp McMahon
Coddle, or Dublin coddle to be more precise, is a dish made up of leftover sausages[...]
Book review: The Irish Cookbook, by Jp McMahon
The Irish Cookbook arrives with impeccable timing, following the country’s Michelin success last October."
Recipe: Beetroot leaf dhal, by MasterChef's Ollie Hunter
One of the great things about eating from root to fruit is the added variety of flavours and textures available to us.
Book review: Ollie Hunter's 30 Easy Ways to Join the Food Revolution
Chef-restaurateur Ollie Hunter believes, through a series of targeted changes to the way we source our food, that everyone can play their part in helping to prevent the self-destruction of our species and our planet.
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