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The Fairtrade Everyday Cookbook

The Fairtrade Everyday Cookbook
Author: 
Consultant editor: Sophie Grigson
Cuisine Nationality: 
International

This book, launched just in time for Fairtrade Fortnight 2008, is packed with recipes from Fairtrade supporters.

Pork & Sons

Pork & Sons
Author: 
Stéphane Reynaud
Cuisine Nationality: 
French

Stéphane Reynaud pays homage to the pig in this extensive recipe book.

The Painter, the Cook and L’Arte di Sacla’

The Painter, the Cook and L’Arte di Sacla’
Author: 
Anna Del Conte
Cuisine Nationality: 
Italian

This limited edition recipe book from the Italian food producers, Sacla’, is a passionate tribute to regional Italian food.

Cocktails & Perfect Party Drinks

Cocktails & Perfect Party Drinks
Author: 
Susy Atkins

This little book is a bible for party planning. It’s also filled with the kind of fun and frivolity that you only tend to experience at a particularly brilliant party.

Breakfast

The first meal of the day has always been something of an obsession for Hugo Woolley.

Game for Gourmets

Game for Gourmets
Author: 
Edited by Chris Catlin & Iain Middleton
Cuisine Nationality: 
British

This book provides an accessible approach to cooking game.

Trattoria

Trattoria, Ursula Ferrigno
Author: 
Ursula Ferrigno
Cuisine Nationality: 
Italian

This book speaks from the view point of Italy’s many trattorias.

Roast Figs, Sugar Snow

Roast Figs, Sugar Snow
Author: 
Diana Henry

Diana Henry’s first book: Crazy Water, Pickled Lemons caught the imaginations of food lovers everywhere.

Breakfasts

Author: 
Jacque Malouf
Cuisine Nationality: 
English

If your breakfast time has fallen into a bit of a culinary rut, then reach for this book.

The Juice 2007

Author: 
Matt Skinner

Matt Skinner has made an impressive dent in the UK wine scene with his straight-talking approach.

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