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Step-by-step recipes and expert guidance on preparing healthy Japanese home cooking.

Fierce, unapologetic and joyous . . . This book is a marvel.'-Jordon Steele-John, Disability Rights Advocate and Australian SenatorGrowing up, Chloé Hayden felt like she'd crash-landed on an alien planet where nothing made sense. Eye contact? Small talk? And why are you people so touch-oriented? She moved between 10 schools in 8 years, struggling to become a person she believed society would accept, and was eventually diagnosed with autism and ADHD. When a life-changing group of allies showed her that different did not mean less, she learned to celebrate her true voice and find her happily ever after.This is a moving, at times funny story of how it feels to be neurodivergent as well as a practical guide, with advice for living with meltdowns and shutdowns, tips for finding supportive communities and much more.Whether you're neurodivergent or supporting those who are, Different, Not Less will inspire you to create a more inclusive world where everyone feels like they belong.

Health-giving, accessible, delicious recipes, put together with passion and purpose, and enlightening food stories from a civilisation that has not yet lost touch with how to eat.

An ode to Syria, recipes from the Syrian kitchen, and to family and friends.

The Good Farm Cookbook brings you sustaining and flavor-packed food that is good for your body and for the planet.With the authors' combined expertise in nutrition and regenerative farming – and, simply, good food – thoughtfully reflected in each meal, these 80 recipes (covering mornings, afternoons, and evenings, as well as sweet treats and staples) guide you to mindfully source your ingredients with a reverence for their origins. Whether you're after a creamy mango–nut breakfast trifle, a classic steak and chips with black olive butter, a lentil cottage pie or a kid-friendly green spaghetti, you'll find meals built around protein (meat or plant-based) and free from gluten and processed ingredients.

This is a love story between sugar and spice.Spice is often the party girl, the loud, bold, exuberant element in the mix. A generous swirl of woody-sweet cinnamon elevates a simple bun, pistachio green baklava is made otherworldly with the headiness of rosewater and a truly fiery gingerbread is thunder and wonder in the mouth. There is also another art, more subtle yet equally seductive. Married with sugar, spice can provide a delicate fragrance, hard to put your finger on but one that gives backbone to a dish. It can balance tartness and bring sweetness so you can tone down the sugar. Flavours can be enhanced by a thoughtful addition from the spice cupboard, making chocolate more chocolatey and fruit taste more of itself. Added not in shouts, but in whispers, an intrigue of spice deepens allure. In this book, we'll explore how to unlock flavours, and how to marry them to make much more than the sum of their parts.Floral and fruity spices pair well with rich fats. Warming spices like ginger and clove play off treacly brown sugar. Anise sweetens, lemony coriander seed brightens and herbaceous notes pick out complexity in chocolate. A suspicion of nutmeg cuts the sweet creaminess of custard for a more rounded tart, and a whisper of cardamom makes inky poached plums jaunty and interesting. The chapters are divided by flavour to guide you towards a dessert or bake that is bright and zippy, floral and fragrant, or dark and spicy. Recipes include spice switches so, as you develop a nose for the flavours, you can be creative and playful with your combinations.

It's always the right time for chocolate.50 choc-focused recipes, from super easy to-die-for hot chocolate to layered cakes and choc pops. This is a chocolate lover's paradise.

Award-winning writer Eleanor Ford's recipes and stories explore how centuries of spice trading and cultural diffusion changed the world's cuisine

Recipes and stories that showcase the vibrant new food of the Baltic States

Canadian recipes for food that tastes of the great outdoors.

Fermented foods may have an ancient history but they are experiencing something of a renaissance right now. Holly Davis shows us it's easy to incorporate some homemade fermented foods in your lifestyle, if you know how.

An Asian cookbook written with fresh eyes by an author whose soul lies in Asia but who has adopted techniques and ingredients from the west that endear his recipes to cooks everywhere.Structured by food type - from meat, poultry and seafood to vegetables, and dumplings - Tony Tan's Cooking Class takes readers through the fundamentals of more than 100 beloved dishes, many core to the canon, others dishes that he has made his own. Tan shares insights on the key building blocks, from the art of the wok to understanding the role of oils and fats to noodles 101 and the essential pantry. Beautifully photographed, thoughtfully illustrated and evocatively written, this is the essential book for a new generation on the essential foods and techniques of Asian cuisine from a beloved teacher, cook, writer and respected expert.

Broccoli and Other Love Stories is a study and celebration of 55 food plants, arranged by plant family and chosen because the author grows, cooks, and eats them regularly, with accessibility front of mind (many being suitable for container gardens for urban cooks, and most being available at grocers in temperate regions around the world) but also including a few curiosities because that is what makes life interesting.

Melbourne food people and out of towners in the know quickly formed a queue at Andreas Papadakis's tiny city eatery when word of his astonishingly good pasta got out. What could this unassuming Greek chef's secret be, they wondered - he's not even Italian! Here, at last, across 80-plus recipes, Andreas welcomes loyal fans and readers into the Tipo 00 vault and shows them how it's possible to recreate the magic at home. Covering different fresh pasta techniques, shapes and sauces, and including step-by steps, Tipo 00, the book, is a masterclass for anyone who wants to revolutionise their pasta game.

Supermarkets are stuffed full of pumpkins in the run-up to Halloween. So many people just carve them for Jack-o'-lanterns then throw away the seeds and leftover flesh, not knowing how easily they can be cooked and eaten.Don't Waste Your Pumpkin offers all sorts of tasty recipes to make use of every part of the pumpkin and majors on avoiding waste. There are also simple craft projects to take you beyond the usual carving traditions and celebrate all kinds of pumpkin. There's so much more to the cosy autumn season than pumpkin spice!

The book offers a variety of projects and ideas for every room in the house using simple craft and DIY techniques. Almost everything can be made by an absolute beginner, yet there are also inspiring projects that will appeal to the more skilled crafter. From candles and lampshades to dressers and curtains, there's a range of projects and an introduction to some of the most useful DIY techniques, such as sanding, sewing and painting.Restoring old furniture, repurposing forgotten fabrics, decorating your home using whatever nature has to offer ­- it's possible to create a picture-perfect cottage frugally and simply with some creative ideas and a little DIY know-how. Jodie May Seymour has transformed her English country cottage on a tight budget and created an idyllic home for her family.With a recent, sharp increase in people leaving town for country, especially younger professionals, there's a particular interest in cottage chic and of course sustainability through upcycling and repurposing.

"I'm thrilled by this beautiful book. Cherie's recipes are bursting with flavor and creativity. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do."– Maggie Beer Wherever she's lived around the world, Cherie Hausler's instinct has been to host 'country gatherings' – bringing people together to share good food and good times. That passion grew when she returned home to the Barossa Valley to settle in an unrenovated 150-year-old stone farmhouse on Koonunga Hill. It's there that she tends a rambling edible garden, forages for wild olives, turns apples into cider vinegar, makes kombucha, bakes, blends (and drinks!) tea, tends her horses, ducks, dogs, and other animal friends, and nurtures community connection through vegan food. At a local horticultural meeting, Cherie was reminded of how easy it can be to find familiar food territory with others: "Oh, we all eat plants, dear – nothing new in that," one member quipped.A Plant-Based Farmhouse celebrates exactly that timelessness, with more than 80 wholefood, dairy- and sometimes gluten-free recipes based on traditional plant-based country foods and cooking methods, along with veg-centric riffs on familiar homestead favorites. Whether it's inspiration for hearty salads, roasts and brunches, magnificent cakes and tarts, or go-to staples, there's so much deliciousness within these pages. Plant-based or otherwise, no one need miss out.

60 fun, ultra tasty and moreish recipes for adventurous cooks, taking lots of favourite dishes like chicken tikka, BBQ pulled pork, fish and chips, Mexican chicken and refried beans and turning them into layered traybakes using lasagne using 'sheets' like papadums, ribboned veg, tortilla wraps, pasta, pancakes and more!This is a cookbook for anyone who likes to have fun with their cooking. Everyone loves lasagne, so why not use it as a base for lots of different classics and twists. As well as chapters on Meat, Fish, and Vegetables, there are also Desserts and Celebrations suitable for special occasions throughout the year.

Self-taught chef Nathan started uploading his delicious recipes on social platforms during the first lockdown in April 2020 and The Grub Works Kitchen was born. Creator of those videos you just can't stop watching on TikTok, he has enjoyed over 30 million views from fans hooked on his mouth-watering dishes, epic flavours, and oodles of personality. His community of loyal fans tune in to his regular cook-along live shows to watch him cook up a FLAYVA storm.Nathan has worked with household brands including Deliveroo, The Sims and Sainsbury's, where he created his own flayvaful version of the classic Hot Cross Bun! Now known as the King of FLAYVAS across TikTok, his aim is to show how experimenting with classic family dishes can be fun and full of FLAYVA.His Caribbean heritage influences many of his dishes, which are packed full of spice and big flavours. These are the sorts of dishes that reel viewers in on TikTok - Hot Honey Chicken Sandwich, Jerk Chicken Quesadillas, Cajun Roast Potatoes, Shawarma Spiced Lamb - because they're familiar and Nathan makes them so easy to recreate at home.

Straight from Janusz's heart to yours: this is the ultimate celebration of pride, of everyone you love, and most importantly, of you! Get ready for any Pride party with this outrageous collection of sweet treats, including cakes, cookies, macarons, puddings, buns, cheesecake, bread, tarts, brownies, meringues, doughnuts, cupcakes and every other bake that can be made, decorated and shared. Whether you want to show yourself some self-love, throw a brunch for friends, or host a huge Pride party with a show-stopping cake there's something here for every occasion. Try a retro love heart cake, date night brownies, Prosecco and strawberry mousse cake, body confidence cookies (and everyone can decorate their own!), a phenomenal Pride flag layer cake, and even some dog-friendly treats for your faithful companion!Really, there's no reason needed to get the piping bag out and have some fun in the kitchen with Janusz.

In each of the four sections of this timeless book, Angela Clutton delves into vital techniques for cooking, eating and preserving. So, in Spring we learn to infuse the season's first delicate herbs in oils and vinegars and in Winter how to salt and confit produce. Each season will be introduced with a double-page design of hero ingredients, key techniques and flavour partnerships followed by 'seasoning notes' - a harmonisation of produce and process. Fresh, modern and approachable recipes will then put these notes into practice. From warming Winter dishes like Roasted cauliflower with feta fritters to Summer's Lavender honey madeleines with quick raspberry compote, these are recipes to empower the home cook to understand and coax the best out of their ingredients all year round.Vegetables and fruits take centre stage, but Angela also weaves in profiles of meat and fish, the latter so often neglected in seasonal cookbooks. Angela's interconnected and intuitive approach, considering both the character of each season's ingredients and the changes in how we 'season' them, is exactly what will make SEASONING an essential year-round toolkit. This is a book that shares the ambition of Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat and just as Samin Nosrat taught us how to cook in that volume, Angela here provides lessons on creating flavours and shows how we can temper and flex them throughout a seasonal calendar. Her recipes are thoughtful and imaginative without seeming overwrought and unattainable.

Take a tin of tomatoes and you have the start of a tasty, easy meal. Tinned tomatoes are endlessly versatile and super budget-friendly. With a handful of other ingredients, many of which you'll already have in your cupboards or which can easily be picked up on your way home, you can whip up recipes such as prawn and coconut curry, chicken and chorizo pie, halloumi and Mediterranean vegetable traybake, tuna pasta bake, three types of chilli and of course lots of pasta sauces.Pick a chapter to suit you - Storecupboard Saviours; Pasta Sauces; One-Pot Wonders; Family Feasts; Midweek Marvels; Snacks, Sides and Sauces - and select a recipe according to your dietary requirements, time constraints or batch-cooking needs. This will soon become the most-used cookbook in your kitchen!

Sunday is surely everyone's favourite day of the week. Yes, sometimes we might feel like we're slowly dyingbecause of the night before, yet even then, there's a certain joy to be had in the ravenous hunger,copious carbs, and the legitimacy of binge-watching a TV series this brings, especially if the weather isparticularly dreary. Other times, Sunday is about sharing, feasting with friends, BBQing, havingleisurely long lunches, or brunches because it's the one day of the week where mealtimes aren't thatset. Or perhaps it's a Sunday reset, the self-love of a bath, book, and a big plate of greens. Or some timeout with a cup of tea and a slice of cake. Either way Sunday is the day for cooking and eating andfeeling present - even if that's with a hangover.Sunday Sessions is full of laidback food with modern flavours plus techniques and hacks that home cooks will love. Kimchi and 'nduja and miso and nut butters and charred cabbage - they are all made accessible and totally irresistible in Sophie's recipes.

If you are familiar with my books, you will see I haven't changed much. I don't know if our tastes do change much. Mine have evolved - swayed in a new direction with discoveries, sandwiched with things from my travels and our everyday needs. The cravings that pull me are essentially the same. Sour. Salty. Buckets of leafy greens, splashes of strong flavour. Colour and season. All still there. Mixed in today with ayurveda and the changing needs of family and friends. Less sugar. Less white flour. More fruit and veg (never a problem). Red meat once a week. Chicken once. Fish twice. The rest all plant based.Here it is. For me and for you. The things we are eating at home in Tuscany. And with my family in Greece. Nowadays. With some reminiscing.