Notting Hill Cookbook

Notting Hill Cookbook

by Carina Cooper (Author)

Synopsis

Notting Hill is a unique place, quintessentially English, yet cosmopolitan and exotic. The different nationalities have brought to the area a varied selection of ingredients which have been integrated into Carina Cooper's everyday cooking. 'I love going to the market or shops and seeing what vegetables or fruit are in season, what meat looks good, and then putting them together and concocting something delicious.' Carina's fresh approach to cooking includes wonderful recipes for family and entertaining, including Prawns marinated with tequila, lime & salt; Fennel Salad with lemon rind & honey; Cardamom & fresh ginger cake; and Maple syrup Sponge pudding. All the ingredients used are available in supermarkets and Carina suggests an alternative for any unusual ones. "Notting Hill Cookbook" includes a map and detailed directory with email addresses and websites, useful for both the local and the visitor, showing where to find everything from flowers, candles, wine, food and special goodies in the area.

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More Information

Format: Hardcover
Pages: 144
Edition: 01
Publisher: W&N
Published: 10 Apr 2003

ISBN 10: 0297843133
ISBN 13: 9780297843139
Book Overview: The recipes embrace the cooking styles of the varied communities in Notting Hill where influences come from Morocco, the Caribbean, Spain, Italy, Portugal and from all around Great Britain. A fresh approach to preparing lots of familiar ingredients and an introduction to some new ones. With a map and detailed directory showing where to find food and goodies amongst the hidden corners and back streets of Notting Hill.

Media Reviews
'... achingly hip. You have only to look at the whizzy, soft-focused photos and pastel-coloured graphics to see how aspirational it is. And let's face it, it is probably where and how an awful lot of us aspire to live, eat, shop, dress and generally hang out. Actually, the recipes are fun and not too complicated and if some are no more than repackaged favourites, others are quite original. For all its glamour, it is surprisingly cosy and will make a welcome addition to my groaning shelves.' -- Henrietta Green DAILY MAIL 19/12/03 'packed full of delicious treats inspired by meals eaten in Moroco, the Caribbean and Italy.' HOMES AND GARDENS
Author Bio
Carina Cooper lives in the heart of Notting Hill with her husband and four daughters. She has lived in New York where she worked as a photographer's assistant and has directed documentaries for the BBC and WNET in New York. She is a passionate cook always on the lookout for a new variation on a favourite recipe.