No meat in this house... occasionally a little fish though.
From the above, the good ones:
All the Nigella
Ottolenghi
Amalfi
Venice
Provence
The bad ones to be donated to a charity shop:
Vegan 100
Deliciously Ella
The others I could take or leave, they occasionally are good for something.
What I find hardest to find are traditional UK baking recipes... I imagine there must be a good book that covers Eccles cake, Cornish pasties, Lemon drizzle, Chelsea buns, scones, Welsh cakes, Bara Brith tea loaf, Scotch eggs, bread and butter pudding, etc.
These are all kinds of things you'd find individually in most cookbooks as "my take on...", but I haven't found a book that has them all in their original form and then executed to a high quality. Online seems to be a lot of crowd sourced recipes, the variance is high and the reviews inconsistent.
I guess just like I have Amalfi, Venice, Provence... where's the Yorkshire, Cornwall, Wales, etc
No meat in this house... occasionally a little fish though.
From the above, the good ones:
The bad ones to be donated to a charity shop:
The others I could take or leave, they occasionally are good for something.
What I find hardest to find are traditional UK baking recipes... I imagine there must be a good book that covers Eccles cake, Cornish pasties, Lemon drizzle, Chelsea buns, scones, Welsh cakes, Bara Brith tea loaf, Scotch eggs, bread and butter pudding, etc.
These are all kinds of things you'd find individually in most cookbooks as "my take on...", but I haven't found a book that has them all in their original form and then executed to a high quality. Online seems to be a lot of crowd sourced recipes, the variance is high and the reviews inconsistent.
I guess just like I have Amalfi, Venice, Provence... where's the Yorkshire, Cornwall, Wales, etc