Paul Ainsworth – författare

Paul Ainsworth has spent a lifetime working in Michelin-starred kitchens – from Restaurant Gordon Ramsay in London to his own restaurant No6 in Cornwall. Working with quality produce and alongside the UK’s best chefs, he’s learnt that seriously good food and comforting classics are key to a truly flavourful life. THE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER with a foreword from GORDON RAMSAY ‘A fabulous debut book that makes you hungry’ – ANGELA HARTNETT OBE‘Not just a cookbook but a staple for every kitchen. If you don't love it, I'll refund you personally’ – GORDON RAMSAY‘Dish after dish that you want to cook again and again. A must-have book for every home cook’ – TOM KERRIDGE‘Beautiful, joyful and completely stunningly delicious.’ – ANDI OLIVER‘A truly magnificent book by a masterful cook.’ – RAYMOND BLANCPaul makes it simple, really – you can’t go wrong when you’ve got a solid recipe, beautiful ingredients, and are cooking with love.In For the Love of Food, Paul invites you into a world of warm, welcoming, and joyfully crafted dishes that redefine everyday enjoyment. It is a treasure trove for those seeking an elevated dining experience at home. Timeless table favourites are packed with gourmet flavour; effortlessly bridging the gap between traditional home cooking and restaurant quality-food.This refreshing cookbook serves up beloved Italian dishes like those at Caffè Rojano (BBQ Mackerel Bruschetta with Pesto Mayonnaise), savour herby pastas influenced by Paul’s time at Restaurant Gordon Ramsay (Brown Butter Pumpkin Tortelli with Parmesan, Sage and Biscotti), relish unbeatable seafood dishes inspired by Paul Ainsworth at No6 (Whole Baked Lemon Sole with Camel Valley Sauce) and cosy up to comforting classics reminiscent of fireside moments at The Mariners (Toad-in-the-hole Ainsworth-style).Achievable for both seasoned chefs and aspiring home cooks alike.

Paul Ainsworth has spent a lifetime working in Michelin-starred kitchens – from Restaurant Gordon Ramsay in London to his own Restaurant No6 in Cornwall. Working with quality produce and alongside the UK’s best chefs, he’s learnt that seriously good food and comforting classics are key to a truly flavourful life. THE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER with a foreword from GORDON RAMSAY ‘A fabulous debut book that makes you hungry’ – ANGELA HARTNETT OBE‘Not just a cookbook but a staple for every kitchen. If you don't love it, I'll refund you personally’ – GORDON RAMSAY‘Dish after dish that you want to cook again and again. A must-have book for every home cook’ – TOM KERRIDGE‘Beautiful, joyful and completely stunningly delicious.’ – ANDI OLIVER‘A truly magnificent book by a masterful cook.’ – RAYMOND BLANCPaul makes it simple, really – you can’t go wrong when you’ve got a solid recipe, beautiful ingredients, and are cooking with love.In For the Love of Food, Paul invites you into a world of warm, welcoming, and joyfully crafted dishes that redefine everyday enjoyment. It is a treasure trove for those seeking an elevated dining experience at home. Timeless table favourites are packed with gourmet flavour; effortlessly bridging the gap between traditional home cooking and restaurant quality-food.This refreshing cookbook serves up beloved Italian dishes like those at Caffè Rojano (BBQ Mackerel Bruchetta with Pesto Mayonnaise), savour herby pastas influenced by Paul’s time at Restaurant Gordon Ramsay (Brown Butter Pumpkin Tortelli with Parmesan, Sage and Biscottii), relish unbeatable seafood dishes inspired by Paul Ainsworth at No6 (Whole Baked Lemon Sole with Camel Valley Sauce) and cosy up to comforting classics reminiscent of fireside moments at The Mariners (Toad-in-the-hole Ainsworth-style).Achievable for both seasoned chefs and aspiring home cooks alike.

A guide to the pubs throughout the South West that have interiors of real historic significance. From rural `time-warp’ pubs to old coaching inns and include some unsung interiors from the inter-war and post-war period. This is the first guide of its kind for the South West.

This guide will lead you to the pubs throughout the South East that still have interiors or internal features of real historic significance. They range from rural 'time-warp' pubs, some with no bar counters, to old coaching inns and include some unsung interiors from the inter-war and post-war period. This is the first guide of its kind for the South East and it champions the need to celebrate, understand and protect the genuine pub heritage we have left.