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In her hotly anticipated second book, Anna's adaptable, family-friendly and fuss-free recipes make it easy to keep all the different plates of family life spinning!

Hamlyn's next big name in family-friendly cooking, from an author with a large community and proven sales. Anna's recipes demystify the art of cooking for busy families. They all work, are achievable for any level of cook, and taste fantastic. There are no fads or fuss, just good, honest, balanced food. Every recipe features clever swaps and switches to make cooking one meal for the whole family easy. From curries that can easily be made with chicken, fish or tofu, to quick quiches with 5 different flavor variations and stir fries that work with whatever veg you have to hand, Anna's recipes and simple substitution ideas make it easy to please everyone! The chapters are: - LIGHT BITES AND LUNCHTIME SAVIOURS; including Spiced Chickpea Flatbreads, and Peanut Noodles - WEEKDAY WONDERS; including Chili Two Ways, and Thai-style Fishcakes - SPEEDY PASTA; including Creamy Smoked Salmon and Asparagus Spaghetti, and Mushroom Parpadelle - FAKEAWAYS; including Biryani Three Ways, and Vietnamese Pork Traybake -WEEKENDS AND GATHERINGS; including Smokey Beef Brisket, and Spanish Chicken Pot Roast - SIDE ORDERS; including Maple Roasted Root Veg; and Black Bean and Edamame Salad The recipes are 50% vegetarian or adaptable to vegetarian, and all recipes are light on equipment, often cooked in one tray or pan, saving on expensive kitchen items and washing up.

Stanford Anna: Spinning Plates

Spinning Plates

Easy Dinners with Simple Substitutions for Busy Families

Recipes for irresistible brownies, bakes, cupcakes, and more

The Cosy Chocolate Cookbook

Nourished Kitchen

Regional Recipes to Treasure for Generations

Gennaro’s Hidden Italy

50 Easy One-Tin Recipes

Loaf Tin Bakes

Forgotten Wisdom for Modern Times

Homemaking and Housekeeping

A celebration of cooking with beneficial herbs and plants, featuring 100 specially photographed recipes, including more than 25 from award-winning international chefs, and a directory of 50 edible plants for health, wellbeing and longevity. Each recipe includes several 'hero' ingredients with their own health benefits.

A celebration of cooking with beneficial herbs and plants, featuring 80 specially photographed recipes, including &nbsp;more than 20 from award-winning international chefs, and a directory of 50 edible plants for health, wellbeing and longevity. Each recipe includes several 'hero' ingredients with their own health benefits Whether harvested in far-away fields, gathered at the local farmers market, pulled from a garden bed or plucked from the kitchen windowsill, herbs and plants have the ability to elevate and enhance our food and health. The Apothecary Chef is a celebration of the fragrance and flavor they impart, and a guide to incorporating them into your cooking and kitchen garden. Natasha MacAller has collaborated with a team of international award-winning chefs, from April Bloomfield and The SIoux Chef in the USA, to David Leibovitz in Paris and Pierre Koffmann in London, to gather and create recipes, each with several hero ingredients that nourish, sustain and delight. Chapters include Good for the Gut, Everyday Joy, A Sense of Calm, Immunity Boosters, Longevity &amp; resilience and Breath &amp; Balance. From starters, salads and soups to mains, pestos, chutneys and desserts, recipes include Spring Pea, Petal and Pea Shoot Salad, Slow-Cooked Peppercorn Lamb Shank and Spiced Nectarines. Each chapter includes delicious, nature-inspired dishes for optimum wellbeing. Alongside the recipes is a directory of 50 herbs and plants, each one illustrated, that explores the myths, truths and medicinal benefits of each plant. Natasha shares tips and ideas for growing them yourself, in whatever space you have available. There are also features on shopping seasonally, harvesting and storing local edibles, plus where to purchase hard-to-find ingredients. The book is completed with a recipe index, a herbs and plants index and details of the chef contributors. Contributing chefs include Pierre Koffman, Skye Gyngell, The Sioux Chef, Olia Hercules, April Bloomfield, Peter Gordon, and more. &nbsp;

The Apothecary Chef

A collection of recipes inspired by the vibrant and diverse culture of the&nbsp;Levant, the region of the Middle East that stretches along the shores of the eastern Mediterranean.

Small plates to relish ('relish' being the original meaning of the Persian word maza, from which the term mezze derives) include popular dips, salads and small bites – such as hummus, baba ganoush, tabbouleh and falafel – as well as less familiar recipes to discover. Freshly grilled fish and seafood, served with yogurt dips flavoured with spicy harissa paste or a simple coupling of mint and cucumber, are just the start of an ocean odyssey of tastes. For carnivores, chicken dishes are enhanced by all manner of spicy marinades, such as Paprika and Lemon-Infused Taouk. There's also Grilled Skewers of Beef with a Tahini-Based Tarator Sauce or – one of the greats of Levantine feasting – a Slow-Roasted Lamb Shoulder steeped in spices and served with a Pomegranate, Yogurt and Pistachio Sauce. You’ll want to return to these deliciously fresh and exciting dishes time and again!

Vibrant & delicious Levantine food to share

Middle Eastern Feasts

A Seafood Handbook

Nathan Outlaw On Fish

Where to Eat and Stay Official Guide

North Coast 500

Instructions for Hosting a Dinner Party

To Entertain

The Ultimate Comfort Food

Stews

The must-have Chinese cooking bible from Jeremy Pang and the award-winning cooking school, School of Wok Discover how to make the best Chinese food at home with this essential guide. Filled with step-by-step techniques and irresistible recipes, School of Wok's Jeremy Pang shows you how to master Chinese cooking essentials and perfect your cooking technique. From homemade classics like Steamed wontons in chilli broth to indulgent fakeaways like Succulent crispy chili beef, feast on delightful Chinese dishes with family and friends. Recipes Include: Chapter 1: Stir-Frying Garlic &amp; egg-fried rice, Hong Kong style fried noodles, Stir-fried Sichuan chicken Chapter 2: Deep-Frying Shiitake &amp; chive dumplings, Salt &amp; pepper chilli squid, Classic sweet &amp; sour pork Chapter 3: Steaming Steamed aubergine with spring onion &amp; garlic dressing, Steamed stuffed tofu with soy dressing, Clay-pot chicken &amp; mushroom rice Chapter 4: Poaching &amp; Braising Grandma's 'Lionhead' meatballs, Poached Hainanese chicken rice with ginger oil, Braised beef brisket soup Chapter 5: Roasting &amp; Double-Cooking Cantonese roast duck legs, Crispy pork belly, Stir-fried green beans with chilli hoisin Chapter 6: Salads, Pickles &amp; Sides Flash-fried morning glory, Stir-fried pea shoots with garlic, Glazed Chinese greens with oyster sauce The Wok Clock is way of arranging your ingredients in the order in which you will introduce them to the recipe. You start at 12 and then work your way round the clock, so all the ingredients are included in the recipe.&nbsp; The Wok Clock has been a used as a simple guide to preparation so you’re ready and organized before you start a recipe.

The must-have Chinese cooking bible from Jeremy Pang and the award-winning cooking school, School of Wok Discover how to make the best Chinese food at home with this essential guide. Filled with step-by-step techniques and irresistible recipes, School of Wok's Jeremy Pang shows you how to master Chinese cooking essentials and perfect your cooking technique. From homemade classics like Steamed wontons in chilli broth to indulgent fakeaways like Succulent crispy chili beef, feast on delightful Chinese dishes with family and friends. Recipes Include: Chapter 1: Stir-Frying Garlic &amp; egg-fried rice, Hong Kong style fried noodles, Stir-fried Sichuan chicken Chapter 2: Deep-Frying Shiitake &amp; chive dumplings, Salt &amp; pepper chilli squid, Classic sweet &amp; sour pork Chapter 3: Steaming Steamed aubergine with spring onion &amp; garlic dressing, Steamed stuffed tofu with soy dressing, Clay-pot chicken &amp; mushroom rice Chapter 4: Poaching &amp; Braising Grandma's 'Lionhead' meatballs, Poached Hainanese chicken rice with ginger oil, Braised beef brisket soup Chapter 5: Roasting &amp; Double-Cooking Cantonese roast duck legs, Crispy pork belly, Stir-fried green beans with chilli hoisin Chapter 6: Salads, Pickles &amp; Sides Flash-fried morning glory, Stir-fried pea shoots with garlic, Glazed Chinese greens with oyster sauce The Wok Clock is way of arranging your ingredients in the order in which you will introduce them to the recipe. You start at 12 and then work your way round the clock, so all the ingredients are included in the recipe.&nbsp; The Wok Clock has been a used as a simple guide to preparation so you’re ready and organized before you start a recipe.

Simple techniques and recipes to enjoy delicious Chinese food at home

School of Wok: Jeremy Pang's Chinese Kitchen

Spinning Plates

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