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https://richardcorrigan.co.ukReal unpretentious, plays to my love of using everything on an animal.
A friend, a talent and Rock Star Chef- great simple recipes but also a bio - it just makes me smile.
One of the country’s first cookbooks aimed to demystify the secrets of the stove to the domestic readers. A Victorian Nigella Lawson if you want... The infamous Mrs Beeton’s book of household management was closely modelled on it, if not a little ‘borrowed’ in places.
A companion to every cook from a brilliant lady with a body of work to back it up.
Rose Gray and Ruth Rogers
These ladies know what they want and emphasised great ingredients which they brought to life - taking simple Italian masterpieces to the masses. Ruth is a great friend and a well-respected pioneer.
A great compilation of recipes, but more than that, a sea-change in the cook's life as the veg patch is resuscitated and people start the dialogue of growing their own.
A new way of writing is now well on the way. A cookbook, a travel guide, a story, a good read and some nice recipes. More than that, there is something lovely about this book.
This book took Irish cuisine and celebrated it. Previously it had seemed one of necessity rather than pleasure, but this liberated the way people looked at our simple cuisine - based on uncomplicated produce rather than dextrous pastry swirls.
The world’s culinary reference and filled with tips and a must for all enthusiasts.
A tome, a work of a lifetime and a nod to my love of quality and luxury this book had me at ‘cloth quarter binding’!
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