Squeeze Me

Ruth Rogers is a renowned chef, restaurateur, and cofounder of the River Cafe, a Michelin-starred restaurant in London celebrated for its innovative Italian cuisine and emphasis on seasonal ingredients. American artist Ed Ruscha is known for his contributions to contemporary art through painting, drawing, printmaking, photography, and filmmaking. He has exhibited in major museums and galleries worldwide and continues to influence generations of artists with his unique perspective on the American experience.

"The River Café chef and the L.A. artist collaborate on an illustrated tribute to the beauty and versatility of lemons." — PUBLISHER'S WEEKLY"Published by Rizzoli, Squeeze Me: Lemon Recipes & Art gathers 50 ways of cooking and drinking with lemons, from sweet and savoury plates to cocktails and desserts, all prepared with the pared-back simplicity for which the River Café is celebrated. Each is accompanied by an original artwork by Ruscha, who is best known for his word paintings and laconic takes on the American landscape. For the book, he devised images of lemons cut, peeled or halved, overlayed with lemon-inflected quotations and aphorisms in his signature typeface, 'Boy Scout Utility Modern.'" — WALLPAPER* MAGAZINE"It is a recipe book that only Ruthie Rogers could pull off. The River Cafe co-founder, one of the best-connected chefs in Britain, assembled quite the cast for her new book, Squeeze Me. It features photographs by the Los Angeles artist Ed Ruscha, design by Sir Jony Ive—the man behind the iPhone, Apple Watch and iMac—and contributions from his wife, Heather, a poet. Even Drew Barrymore’s daughter Frankie appears in its pages eating a lemon." — AIRMAIL.COM