The next book in our series is still based in the Mediterranean, however we are branching out from breads and baked goods and heading into an Italian inspired cookbook called The River Cafe… Continue reading
I’ve been browsing through my Jane Grigson Vegetable Book and whilst there is some consistencies to the recipes with the vegetables that are covered, my joy in reading this book is particularly found… Continue reading
I was first introduced to Jane Grigson when I purchased her ‘English Food’ from a second-hand bookstore. I read the book like a novel, even though it was very much a cookbook, and… Continue reading
The collective creativity of The Cookbook Guru’s this year have created some beautiful food and some stunning photos to go with their posts. This is the first of a two part post sharing… Continue reading
The Cookbook Guru has been a wonderful collective for me. As the youngest and perhaps least experienced cook of us all, I love the new foods I’ve been exposed to, the new techniques… Continue reading
December is a month of madness in (and out of) the kitchen for us all and as a consequence here at The Cookbook Guru we are spending the month sharing some of our… Continue reading
Nancy at Plusatesix has created a mouthwatering Osso Buco inspired by the Australian Gourmet Traveller June 2011 edition. Make sure you head over to her blog to check out this fabulous looking… Continue reading
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This is another post from The Cookbook Guru’s feature cookbook for this month, Saha, by Greg and Lucy Malouf. Before this month, I had made several recipes from Saha and…
Originally posted on ALMOST ITALIAN:
Saha, by Greg and Lufy Malouf. It was a lucky find. I was cleaning out the freezer in anticipation of the bounty that late Spring and Summer provides,…
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In their cookbook, Saha, Greg and Lucy Malouf travel to Lebanon and the food of Beirut. The book is a treasure, a coffee table book and useful cookbook all…
