
A landmark cookbook blending hundreds of recipes with reflective guidance on home cooking, shopping, and the everyday pleasures of good food.
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A landmark cookbook blending hundreds of recipes with reflective guidance on home cooking, shopping, and the everyday pleasures of good food.
'The Great British Culinary Renaissance we hear so much about may have done many things - given us extra virgin olive oil, better restaurants and gastroporn - but what is hasn't done is teach us how to cook'. How to eat is a book that does: part recipe collection, part culinary manifesto and part evocation of the pleasures of eating, it has hundreds of recipes and menus, but more than that, it encourages you to see cooking in context and, most important, to acquire a real understanding. It cover...
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Light manifesto tone reclaiming home cooking from pro kitchens
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