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A forerunner of the Modern British food movement and a passionate advocate for local and seasonal ingredients, Joyce Molyneux (now retired) was also one of the first women to gain a Michelin star. The greatest hits from her Dartmouth restaurant – Calf’s Liver With Gin and Lime Sauce, Saddle of Hare With Grapes and Brandy – make up this creative compendium.
from the publisher
Recipes from "The Carved Angel" restaurant in Dartmouth, England, include instructions for making soups, pasta, fish, shellfish, poultry & game, meat, vegetable dishes, and desserts
Writer, film maker
Joyce was one of the inheritors of the great George Perry-Smith who had The Hole in the Wall in Bath and later Riverside, one of the first restaurants with rooms, in Helford in Cornwall. His partner Joyce had the eponymous Carved Angel at Dartmouth. Simon Hopkinson was also under George's culinary wing.
Food writer
Not explicitly an English cookbook – influences and ingredients also come from elsewhere – this is nonetheless deeply and beautifully rooted in Molyneux’s cooking in her Devon restaurant. Every recipe has that little bit of finesse that makes a dish special without being cheffy.
Chef and owner of The West House
Original champion of British food and seasonal ingredients long before it was trendy. A Great chef and an amazing restaurant.
Author and chef
A wonderful book of creative and interesting recipes from one of the greats
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Chef
Chef/Restaurateur
Chef
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