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Exploring India's Diverse Cuisines

The Indian subcontinent, with its rich and varied cultures, brings us also a great diversity of cuisines. These four books take us on a journey of discovery through regions, and tastes, that are each unique, and yet universally tempting.

Seven Kitchens

Seven Kitchens

Torie True

Seven Kitchens is a fascinating culinary journey through India, weaving a complex and nuanced story of the country’s cultural history and heritage via its food. A refreshing deep dive into the incredible diversity of cuisines that India has to offer, this carefully researched cookbook presents over 100 achievable recipes for any home kitchen.
The World of Parsi Cooking

The World of Parsi Cooking

Niloufer Mavalvala

It has been over 2,500 years since Parsi cuisine was born, and it has journeyed across the borders of Ancient Persia, through Gujarat, Maharashtra and many regions of India into Pakistan, Bangladesh and, much, much later, beyond into the UK, Australia, Canada, USA and the world at large. Parsi Cooking, is really all about fresh and simple ingredients with an emphasis on healthy spices
Yatra

Yatra

Rohit Ghai

Yatra, meaning 'journey' in Urdu, is Rohi Ghai's celebration of the diverse flavours, ingredients and aromas of India, designed for the home cook. Packed with innovative yet easy-to-make dishes, this cookbook shows you how to make truly mouthwatering Indian food at home. With an incredibly rich and varied food scene, India offers almost endless new dishes to discover.
Sanjana Feasts

Sanjana Feasts

Sanjana Modha

Sanjana Modha’s flavourful and vibrant recipes are rooted in her Indian heritage, East African family background, and Yorkshire childhood. This book showcases the varied ingredients and unique combinations that are authentic to Sanjana’s upbringing, and includes signature dishes such as Ruffled Biryani, Madras Mac and Cheese with Naan Crumbs, Desi-inspired French Bread Pizza and Sticky Toffee Gulab Jamun, as well as delicious Indian classics.

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Recipe of the Day

Recipe of the Day

Angela’s Nacho-Average Dip

We Cook Plants: For People. For the Planet. With Joy.

Sarah Bentley

“Who doesn’t love nachos and dip? This is a simple but delicious sauce you ferment using yogurt as opposed to a probiotic. But if you have probiotics, one capsule will work instead of the yogurt. I started experimenting with vegan cheese to convince my partner and I Am Nut OK co-founder Nivi there were plant-based alternatives that were just as good as dairy cheese. This nacho dip is way nicer than anything I had before I was vegan. Because it’s fermented, it has a deep umami flavour.” Sarah Bentley

Author spotlight

Neven Maguire

Neven Maguire

Neven Maguire is a multi-award winning chef based in Ireland, who has been chef-patron of MacNean House and restaurant since 2001. In 2013 he launched his eponymous cookery school, to teach culinary skills to cooks of all levels. His cookbooks include The Nation's Favourite Food: 100 Best-Loved Recipes Tried, Tested, Perfected.

Madeleine Kamman

Madeleine Kamman

Madeleine Kamman (1930-2018) was a lauded French chef, restaurateur, cookbook author and cookery teacher, who moved to the US in 1960, and made a significant contribution to American understanding of French culinary tradition and technique. She was a champion of women's rights in the kitchen. Her books include The New Making of a Chef, the 1997 25th anniversary edition of her 1971 classic The Making of a Chef.

Nicolas Verot

Nicolas Verot

Charcutier Nicolas Verot is a member of the Verot family, whose Paris based charcuterie business spans four generations, and is famous for marrying meticulous sourcing, artisanal technique, contemporary recipes and excellence. He co-wrote French Charcuterie at Home: Terrines, Rillettes, Saucisses & Pâtés en Croûte with Gilles Verot.

Features & Stories

Consuming Passions: Pesto

Consuming Passions: Pesto

Ceri Jones is a huge fan of pesto! In her contribution to ckbk’s Consuming Passions strand, the chef and cookbook author tells us how she first enjoyed pesto from a jar, but then discovered the joy of making her own, including its many regional and seasonal variations. Ceri also shows some of the multitudes of ways pesto can be used in cooking. Yes, it’s a quick and easy sauce for pasta, but it is so much more besides. So dig, out your pestle-and-mortar and let’s get pesto-ing!

Newsletter: 🎃 Last minute spooky cooking for Halloween and Day of the Dead celebrations + our Cookbook of the Month from a culinary legend 👩‍🍳

Newsletter: 🎃 Last minute spooky cooking for Halloween and Day of the Dead celebrations + our Cookbook of the Month from a culinary legend 👩‍🍳

Whether you are cooking up a spooky storm for Halloween , or devilish delights for a Day of the Dead celebration, we’ve got plenty of recipes to get your party started. Our collection of Dishes and Drinks for Day of the Dead Celebrations has everything you need, while Trick or Treat: Savory & Sweet Eats for Halloween gathers 32 recipes that are definitely treats. 

Newsletter: 😋 Kid-friendly cooking + more treats than tricks for Halloween 🎃

Newsletter: 😋 Kid-friendly cooking + more treats than tricks for Halloween 🎃

October 31 is almost upon us—Halloween, the eve of All Hallows Day; a time to remember saints and the faithful departed. These days, Halloween overshadows the day of remembrance, with its descent into the uncanny, the creepy, and the fantastical. If you are planning celebrations for this spookiest of days, we’ve got everything you could need…

Cooking with Kids: Kids in the Kitchen 

Cooking with Kids: Kids in the Kitchen 

Charlie Cart Project Founder and cookbook author Carolyn Federman dishes on cooking with kids with a set of recipes that make it easy to learn, bond and eat deliciously with kids of any age.