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The Farm Table

By Julius Roberts

Professionally trained chef Julius Roberts left frantic London restaurant life to pursue his dream of living sustainably on a small farm in the English countryside. He transports us to his farmstead, taking us through a calendar year with diary entries and images grounded in the natural world. We take joy in reading about new goats and sheep being born, learn to grow vegetables, and forage for simple herbs and flowers, all while discovering Julius’s outstanding recipes.
Ebury Press

Wild Figs and Fennel: A Year in an Italian Kitchen

By Letitia Clark

A charming journey into the ease and pleasure that defines Italian life. From refreshing summer salads to wintery pasta. You’ll find classics such as Sausage Lasagne, Lemon Ricotta Souffle Pancakes, Pumpkin Gnocchi
Fried in Sage Butter and Ricotta, Lemon
and Herb-Stuffed Courgette Flowers.
Hardie Grant North America

Flavour 

By Sabrina Ghayour

British-Iranian Chef and food writer Ghayour has become the ‘go to’ girl for Persian and Middle-Eastern recipes, history and ingredient wisdom and is often called upon for her expertise.
Woolworths Group Limited

Code Noir Afro-Caribbean Stories and Recipes

By Lelani Lewis

Code Noir is a cookbook steeped in history. The Chef and culinary activist Lelani Lewis goes back to her Caribbean roots with classics like jerk chicken, salted cod fritters, pepperpot stew, and Guinness punch. She also shares new creations with typically Caribbean ingredients.
Simon & Schuster

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All aboard –The Napa Valley Wine Train

The Valley is home to five distinct communities that all have their own unique personalities where great wines, wonderful cuisine and fun shopping experiences await. It’s been over 35 legendary years since the Napa Valley Wine Train took its inaugural

The robots are coming!

Ready or not, here they come. Helpful humanoids for the home are on the horizon and they’re promising to make life easier. For decades, the “robot butler” has been more fiction than science… an unfulfilled dream for more efficient 21st

Spring hosting simplified

Spring entertaining is all about embracing ease without sacrificing intention. As the days grow longer and gatherings move outdoors, hosting becomes less about perfection and more about creating moments that feel relaxed, thoughtful, and welcoming.  We approach spring tables with

The Meandering Epicurist

Simon Turcotte Jams They’ve been crafting the most remarkable jams, jellies from carefully selected local fruit in Sainte-Marelline-de-Kildare, Quebec for over 25 years. Why then have I only just now just stumbled on Simon Turcotte? My introduction began at the

Game. Set. Host.

By Sebastien & Sheila Centner, @sebandsheila @eatertainment There’s something about summer that naturally brings tennis to the forefront; Wimbledon, the U.S. Open, and a calendar filled with iconic tournaments that blend sport, style, and social energy. It’s a season defined

A hidden gem that overlooks the Douro

Who needs a mini bar when your room is above 2.5 million litres of vintage, tawny and white Port that’s aging gracefully in the cellar? Just ask and sommelier Carlos Veira will happily take you on a tour and introduce