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Cookbook Corner


From pukka pies to winter warmers, here is what FOODLOVER is cooking from this month...


PUDDINGS & PIES


PERFECT PASTRY,


FLOUR: A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE BY CHRISTINE MCFADDEN


Dorset-based food writer, cookery teacher and resident FOODLOVER columnist, Christine


McFadden, explores the way in which fl our has been a staple part of our diet and provides a


comprehensive insight to alternatives to traditional wheat fl our. Following a user-friendly A–Z format of each fl our – everything from coff ee


fl our to quinoa – Christine off ers tried and tested recipes that celebrate this somewhat understated ingredient. With beautiful accompanying


photography to bring the dishes to life, this new release is ideal for both the home and more explorative cook.


Published by Absolute Press Photography by Mike Cooper


A BAKER’S LIFE BY PAUL HOLLYWOOD


A great starting point when it comes to all things pastry and pies, Paul


Hollywood’s latest book covers all the essential baking basics, learnt while working in his father’s bakery. With this collection of sweet and savoury


recipes, hone your pastry skills or take inspiration from bakes around the world. Follow the clear step-by-step instructions to bring Paul’s lifetime of


professional baking skills into your own home kitchen.


Published by Bloomsbury Publishing Photography by Martin Poole


TROUT COOKBOOK BY JANE BAMFORTH Sometimes an overlooked freshwater fi sh, this book by Jane Bamforth celebrates everything that is special about Trout. Inexpensive and readily available, Jane has created numerous recipes covering a variety of meals that highlight the fi sh’s versatility and nutritional value. T e book off ers an essential guide to preparing and cooking trout, from the popular rainbow trout to the less common brown, golden and coral varieties. From burgers to T ai-marinated sea trout, this book features an abundance of fi shy inspiration alongside essential practical information for buying, preparing and cooking this wonderful fi sh. Published by Lorenz Books


FEELING FISHY


THE WINTER TABLE BY LISA LEMKE As we continue to embrace the cold winter weather, what better way to keep warm than to cook with friends and family. Lisa Lemke’s latest cookbook presents 75


recipes for comforting delights and hearty winter-times meals, from soul-satisfying


stews and soups to mouthwatering roasts and casseroles. Lisa’s selection of seasonal


recipes are perfect for feeding a crowd that will ensure everyone stays satisfi ed, warm and well fed right into Spring. Published by Sterling


Photography by Magnus Carlsson COMFORT


COOKING FOR


COOK LOCAL


THE DEVON COOK BOOK BY WILL SAVAGE IN PARTNERSHIP WITH FOOD & DRINK DEVON


From Barnstaple to Brixham and Tavistock to Torquay, Devon is a culinary feasting ground. Everything from cream teas to


fi sh and chips, and all the fi ne-dining and cosy pub grub in between, this book is a


collection of culinary delights from around the county. Recipes for sensational seafood to comforting cakes, this cookbook


celebrates Devon’s bounty of producers, restaurateurs, shop owners and foodies through the combination of mouth-


watering dishes and heart-warming stories. A cookbook that really celebrates what the West Country has to off er. Published by Meze Publishing


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