Supper with Rosie Recipes from family, friends and far-flung places Rosie Lovell

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  • ISBN:
    9780857830531
    Format:
    Paperback
    Size:
    240 x 215 x 15mm
    Pages:
    192
    Published:
    03 May 2012
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All of us have recipes, given to us by friends or handed down from generation to generation, that make up our culinary comfort zone. In Supper with Rosie, she shows us how to make them really our own. She brings together dishes taught her by her mother and friends and picked up on her travels, and shows us how to experiment with food and to have fun while doing so. Her recipes blend old-fashioned principles of frugal cooking – using seasonal and store cupboard ingredients – with a multicultural influence to bring you accessible dishes full of flavour. Chapters include: Weeknights In – everyday, inexpensive suppers for 2–3 people; Feasts of Plenty – impressive meals for larger numbers; A Bowl of Comfort – dishes for when you need cheering up; and The Sunday Cook-off – recipes for when you have time to indulge in the pleasure of cooking from preserving, to baking a luxurious cake.

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'A Nigella for the next generation.' Observer Food Monthly

‘We’ve proudly introduced the delights of Rosie’s food to musicians from across the globe’ Basement Jaxx

'Her twist on classic are inspired and every time you open the book, you’ll be tempted to make something.' Choice Magazine

'Her recipes are the result of infusing exotic tastes and aromas into traditional dishes, all while using seasonal ingredients and cupboard staples to keep flavours fresh and the cost down. Lovell demonstrates how any home cook can revive old recipes with exciting flavours and a few simple techniques.' Easy Food

Rosie Lovell runs Rosie’s Deli Café in Brixton market, London, as well as organising monthly supper clubs. She writes a blog for Selfridges and her recipes have featured in Observer Food Monthly and Grazia. Her first book, Spooning with Rosie, was published in 2009 and her latest book Supper with Rosie will be published in 2012.

'A Nigella for the next generation’ Observer Food Monthly

‘We’ve proudly introduced the delights of Rosie’s food to musicians from across the globe’ Basement Jaxx