The Art of Persian Tea is a sensory journey that will transport you back to the fairytale courts of ancient Persia. Inspired by her heritage Farahnaz highlights the essentials of Persian tea culture: tradition, blending, & brewing the perfect cup. Showcasing 32 artisanal tea blends, alongside generation's worth of family recipes and cure-alls (tonics & elixirs) that are truly priceless jewels. Focusing on the senses and subtle experiences, transport yourself to the majestic world of Persia.

Author Chantal Lascaris asks the question: who doesn’t love junk food? Whether we are upfront about it or it’s an occasional guilty pleasure, let’s be honest, we all do. Those cravings will hit us and there’s nothing quite like the thrill and comfort of yielding to the temptation. But what if we didn’t have to feel quite so guilty?

Chantal proves that it’s possible by making use of clever, healthier ingredient substitutes and smarter cooking techniques that will fool those tastebuds. So say yes to burgers, chicken wings, calamari, tacos, pastas, pizzas and doughnuts. Open a copy of All Sorts of Junk Food Made Healthy and find out how.

Calling forth your Japanese pantry staples to take your daily cooking to the next level!

In Japan Easy Kitchen, Tim Anderson shares delightfully easy recipes, centred on a selection of go-to Japanese ingredients: kombu and katsuobushi
miso
soy sauce
sake, mirin and rice vinegar
rice and noodles
tofu
ponzu, yuzu juice and yuzu kosho
curry roux tea and other beverages

Using these widely available items, you’ll learn to make mains, sides, sweets, and drinks. From Watermelon and Avocado Sunomono and Wafu Rarebit, to Baked Crabby Udon and Treacle Tamari Ribs, as well as Hon-Mirin Mont Blanc and the Maple Mugicha Highball, all of these recipes demonstrate that Japanese staples have the power to utterly transform your food.

Whether you are seeking inspiration to use the Japanese ingredients that you already have, or just in need of some new, delicious recipes, JapanEasy Kitchen is the perfect book to turn to.

The home bar is open!

It doesn't take much to turn an average Friday night at home into a special evening with exquisite cocktails. Klaus St. Rainer, one of Germany's most renowned bartenders, knows what makes a good cocktail. In Home Bar he shows you how to mix delicious drinks without extensive professional equipment in over 70 cocktail recipes at home. Whether you’re looking for the perfect birthday party tipple, a cosy evening cocktail, or something to sip at a garden party, your home bar has the perfect drinks on the menu!

With a small basic stock of high-quality but affordable ingredients and spirits, you can create sparkling champagne drinks, classics such as Mojitos and Manhattans and exciting variations to experiment with, as well as non-alcoholic cocktails, punches, and homemade lemonade in refreshing flavours.

Shaken, stirred, on the rocks or crushed, bitter, or sweet? Home bar is not just a recipe book, but a must-have for all cocktail lovers, and an inspiration for your next Friday night in.

Need rice-spiration? This book will transform the way you cook rice, from the simply perfect, fluffy bowl of rice to the Ultimate Chicken Biryani, by way of some "cheat" global dishes, including Veggie Bibimbap, Onigiri, Cheesy Arancini Balls, and Lazy Person’s Fried Rice.

Rice is one of the most versatile, affordable, and filling household staples, so don’t leave it lingering at the back of the pantry, just to be used as a side, but showcase it as a wonder ingredient that can be used in one-pan dishes, roasts, salads, curries, stir-fries, breads, sweets, and so much more.

Rene Subash grew up in a South Indian family, where "There’s rice at home" was a much-used phrase, and nearly every meal included rice in at least one shape or form. She has traveled all over the world to discover how rice is prepared in myriad different ways and has consequently created stunningly simple recipes we can cook at home.

This is a single subject cookbook with heart and soul and the ONLY cookbook you need to improve your rice repertoire.