Root: Small vegetable plates, a little meat on the side
Autor Rob Howellen Limba Engleză Hardback – 17 mar 2021
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781472976468
ISBN-10: 1472976460
Pagini: 288
Ilustrații: Full colour photography throughout
Dimensiuni: 189 x 246 x 29 mm
Greutate: 1.04 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Absolute
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1472976460
Pagini: 288
Ilustrații: Full colour photography throughout
Dimensiuni: 189 x 246 x 29 mm
Greutate: 1.04 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Absolute
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Caracteristici
Rob Howell is a favourite with many of the UK's favourite chefs, having worked with Tom Kerridge, Nathan Outlaw, Phil Howard and Josh Eggleton, all of whom will support this debut release
Notă biografică
Rob Howell is the head chef at Root, a veg-centric restaurant housed in two shipping containers which opened in Bristol's Wapping Wharf in 2017. Rob was previously head chef at Josh Eggleton's award-winning pub, The Pony & Trap, winning a Michelin star in 2011. Previously he worked at Ondine in Edinburgh and Goodfellows in Wells, as well as completing stages at Studio in Copenhagen, Elystan Street in London under Phil Howard and at Restaurant Nathan Outlaw in Port Isaac. In the 2018 Restaurant Magazine Restaurant Awards, Root burst onto the scene at number 57 in the listing of the best restaurants in the UK. @RootBristol / @robjhowell
Cuprins
Foreword by Josh EggletonIntroductionSnacksCheese VegetablesMeat, fish and shellfishDessertsIndexAbout the author
Recenzii
For a long time, the vegetable has been seen as the accompaniment but in this book, beautifully written and put together by Rob Howell, it rightly gains its position as being the centrepiece. Beautiful cookery, fantastic ingredients with a bit of chef technique for everybody to do at home.
Rob Howell has the omnivore's balance just right - leading with seasonal plants, with a bit of well-chosen meat and fish 'for special'. And he knows a thing or two about making them all delicious.
Playful, inventive, interesting and, most importantly, delicious. I feel so lucky to have an insight into all-things Root and be able to cook Rob Howell's food at home.
So good to see a young cook writing a very inspiring first book. I want to eat the food off the pages; they're just such delicious recipes.
Fantastic recipes using the very best of ingredients, this book is a stunning celebration of vegetables. Congratulations, Chef.
This fabulous restaurant is the best of modern British cooking and in its own, laid-back, unshowy way, provides further proof of just how far British food and cooking has come in the past ten years. Much to be proud of. And proof, in these strange and uncertain times, of the ever-unifying power of serious good food
[Rob] transforms his restaurant favourites into simple home dishes that can be completely vegan or vegetarian if you want to tweak them... And while there are plenty of very tasty, utterly healthy dishes to be found, there is also an entire chapter dedicated to cheese.
You'll never have vegetables as just a side dish again... Selecting just three recipes out of over 100 glorious feasts for family and friends was hard (the desserts are not to be missed), but let these tasters at least begin to change your mind about the humble veg...
British cuisine isn't all about 'meat and two veg'. Rob Howell shows how to create a simple but delicious spring feast starring the UK's seasonal vegetables.
[Rob] does veg beautifully, imbuing humble green things with delicacy, panache and intrigue.
A beautifully shot recipe book with the kind of imaginative and just-cheffy-enough recipes that will appeal... Vegetable-led recipes are to the fore, while there are meat and fish supporting acts on display too. It makes me want to head to Howell's restaurant Root ASAP.
Rob Howell has the omnivore's balance just right - leading with seasonal plants, with a bit of well-chosen meat and fish 'for special'. And he knows a thing or two about making them all delicious.
Playful, inventive, interesting and, most importantly, delicious. I feel so lucky to have an insight into all-things Root and be able to cook Rob Howell's food at home.
So good to see a young cook writing a very inspiring first book. I want to eat the food off the pages; they're just such delicious recipes.
Fantastic recipes using the very best of ingredients, this book is a stunning celebration of vegetables. Congratulations, Chef.
This fabulous restaurant is the best of modern British cooking and in its own, laid-back, unshowy way, provides further proof of just how far British food and cooking has come in the past ten years. Much to be proud of. And proof, in these strange and uncertain times, of the ever-unifying power of serious good food
[Rob] transforms his restaurant favourites into simple home dishes that can be completely vegan or vegetarian if you want to tweak them... And while there are plenty of very tasty, utterly healthy dishes to be found, there is also an entire chapter dedicated to cheese.
You'll never have vegetables as just a side dish again... Selecting just three recipes out of over 100 glorious feasts for family and friends was hard (the desserts are not to be missed), but let these tasters at least begin to change your mind about the humble veg...
British cuisine isn't all about 'meat and two veg'. Rob Howell shows how to create a simple but delicious spring feast starring the UK's seasonal vegetables.
[Rob] does veg beautifully, imbuing humble green things with delicacy, panache and intrigue.
A beautifully shot recipe book with the kind of imaginative and just-cheffy-enough recipes that will appeal... Vegetable-led recipes are to the fore, while there are meat and fish supporting acts on display too. It makes me want to head to Howell's restaurant Root ASAP.