Everyone loves pizza, right?

Saver of parties, empty fridges and hangovers the world over – pizza has come to the rescue of the human race more times than is worth counting. So, if you can’t imagine your world without dough, cheese and tomato, then these are the cards for you.

With 20 delicious recipes, learn how to make the greatest Neapolitan pizza dough, the perfect San Marzano tomato sauce and add your favourite toppings, from Double Pepperoni and Spicy Honey to Carbonara and more. What's not to love?

Cooking in a slow cooker saves time, money and effort – and curries are some of the most delicious dishes you can make in one. In The Curry Guy: Slow Cooker, Dan Toombs offers foolproof recipes for creating curryhouse classics at home, all with minimal fuss and washing-up.

Dan is a master of curryhouse cuisine and he has now applied his knowledge and cooking tips to slow cooker recipes – just start your delectable Chicken Tikka Masala, mouth-watering Lamb Rogan Josh, Spinach Daal or Saag Aloo ahead of time, and when you’re ready to eat a curry feast will await you.

With sumptuous colour photos throughout, plus tricks and advice for getting your curries to taste just like the curryhouse, treat your family to a fabulous curry feast with Curry Guy Slow Cooker.

Step inside the kitchen of Sáng, the beloved family-run Korean restaurant, and discover 100 recipes that celebrate the bold, diverse and comforting flavors of Korea. From crisp Korean fried chicken (best served with beer) to bubbling kimchi-jjigae, handmade banchan and sweet, chewy desserts, this is homestyle Korean food at its best ― generous, deeply personal, and full of soul.

Written by designer-turned-restaurateur Kenny Yong-Soo Son, the book reflects the story of his family and their food. His father, Seung kee, brings clean, city-style dishes from Seoul, while his mother, Jin sun, draws on the hearty, seafood-rich flavours of her native Kwangwon-do province near the North Korean border.

With desserts and ferments by Kenny’s partner, Youmee Jeon, Sáng captures the full Korean table ― rich in regional nuance, grounded in tradition, and adapted for everyday cooking at home.