The tenth anniversary issue of the Apartamento Cookbook series is a celebration of aphrodisiac foods: oysters and mussels, yes, but also 'Butter Me Up Cake', 'Venus Rice', saffron torrijas a... read more
This second issue 'began as a modest project about awful food and quickly spiralled out of control'... The worst Michelin-starred restaurants in the world, a guide to artificial sweetners, a... read more
From the quarterly magazine that's been described by Graydon Carter as the illegitimate child of Evelyn Waugh and Private Eye: a compendium of etiquette, opinion and deliciously seedy trivia... read more
A second delightful book of short recipes from the novelist. Its predecessor, French Cooking for One, already set the bar high for simple, delicious things... From a tiny and very independen... read more
Gray goes to the heart of things - to fire before even her ideal (and simple) batterie de cuisine. Her writing is seductive for its intelligence and beauty, for her wit, wide interests and c... read more
Observations of small things from Slater's notebooks over the years. Zen and the art of ... watching a butterfly ... eating a mango ... smelling moss ... or macaroni cheese ... Slater is a d... read more
A charming and practical book by the Anglo-French novelist, which includes many vignettes of her childhood in Northern France and later life in the Loire. Published by a tiny press, Les Fugi... read more
A memoir of her multifarious travels, rich with culinary ideas - Russian railway pies, Sultanahmet in the snow, Polish cloudberries... Eden's latest book is imbued with her knowledge and lov... read more