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With a foreword by Michelin-starred chef Max Fischer from Fischer's at Baslow Hall, The Derbyshire Cook Book celebrates the culinary diversity of the county of Derbyshire. This 192 page cook book features more than 40 stunning recipes from local restaurants, cafes, delis, pubs and food producers including some of Derbyshire's finest food establishments such as Losehill House Hotel, the award-winning brewers Thornbridge Brewery, dishes from the home of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire on the famous Chatsworth Estate, plus the secret to making a traditional Bakewell Pudding. The book also has guest recipes from local broadcasters and celebrities.

Featuring recipes from MasterChef: The Professionals finalist Dave Coulson, The Newcastle Cook Book celebrates the culinary diversity of the capital of the north east. This 128 page book features more than 25 recipes from some of the city's finest and quirky food establishments, local restaurants, cafes, delis, pubs and food producers such as Peace and Loaf, Pani's Cafe, Dil and the Bear, River Beat, The Boatyard and Cake Stories. Among the plethora of tasty treats are cauliflower & hake fritters with Cambodian curry sauce, spicy sweet potato and chorizo soup, beef shin pie with Durham white stout and bone marrow, gluten-free beer battered fish and chips with mushy peas, Iberico pork and brownies named The Corker. For home cooks of any ability and gourmets of any taste, there's something for everyone in this regional showcase.

With a foreword by twice Great British Menu winner Colin Mcgurran from Winteringham Fields, The Lincolnshire Cook Book celebrates the culinary diversity of the county of Lincolnshire. This 160 page cook book features more than 35 stunning recipes from local restaurants, cafes, delis, pubs and food producers including some of the county’s finest food establishments such as Elizabethan country estate Doddington Hall, legendary Lincoln restaurant Jews House and TV chef Rachel Green. It also features one of Lincoln’s most popular hangouts, Buntys Tearoom, as well as farm shop and educational centre Uncle Henry’s in Gainsborough. San Pietro in Scunthorpe – who are listed in the Good Food Guide - have also produced three recipes for the book; lobster linguine, rabbit bonbon and liquorice panna cotta. Whether you are a fan of fine dining or a non nonsense cook, this book has something for everyone's taste and ability in the kitchen.

Featuring recipes and a foreword from Michelin-starred restaurant The Nut Tree Inn, The Oxfordshire Cook Book celebrates the culinary diversity of this beautiful rural county. It features more than 40 recipes from some of the county's finest food establishments, local restaurants, delis, farm shops, pubs and local producers. These include The White Hart at Fyfield, Sudbury House, The Wild Rabbit, Miller of Mansfield and wonderful local producers such as Grant Harrington Butter and Plantation Chocolates. From specialist cake makers and local cheeses to luxury chocolates and deli delights, all tastes are catered for and the diverse range of contributors ensures that this is your definitive guide to making the most out of the region's offerings.

The Lancashire Cook Book is a celebration of the food and drink in the heart of the north with over 40 recipes and stories from the region. Everything's proper in Lancashire; the people, the pubs and most importantly, the food. Through restaurants, delis, producers, cafes and farm shops, first-class produce speaks for itself here because Lancashire folk love to keep it local, giving fuss and frills the old "no ta duck". But don't be fooled: while most come for classics such as Bury's famous black pudding or the region's well-renowned Lancashire hotpot, they stay for the hidden gems such as The Red Pump Inn and The Dearden Tea Rooms. Let this book be your comprehensive guide to Lancashire's burgeoning food scene; featuring bespoke regional staples such as Brown's Butchers, Procter's Cheese and the historic Inn at Whitewell. It's a love affair peppered with innovative approaches to modern dining such as Andrew Nutter's latest venture, The Bird at Birtle, and the folk at Bertram's Restaurant putting a new spin on simple pleasures. Whether you have a taste for fine dining or prefer good no nonsense grub, there's something here for everyone.

The Birmingham Cook Book is a celebration of the food and drink across this vibrant and diverse city. We all have a little piece of Birmingham in our kitchen - classic cupboard staples such as Bird's Custard, Cadbury chocolate and HP Sauce all started life here - while it boasts more Michelin-starred restaurants than any UK city outside of London, with stars such as Glynn Purnell, Luke Tipping, Adam Bennett and Adam Stokes all flying the flag for fine dining. The Birmingham Cook Book is your definitive guide to the finest foodie hotspots in the region, sharing stories and recipes from the people behind this exciting culinary community. With chapters from restaurants, delis, producers, cafes and more includingThe Cross at Kenilworth, Beckett's Farm, and Original Patty Men, there's something to suit everyone's palate and cooking ability.

The Bristol Cook Book celebrates the best of the area's food and drink scene with stunning photos, beautiful recipes and behind the scenes stories from Bristol's finest independent restaurants, cafes, delicatessens, pubs, farm shops and producers. These include artisans of all things sweet Ahh Toots, masters of casual Italian dining Rosemarino, stylish speakeasy-style bar Hyde & Co and many more old favourites as well as hidden gems or new kids on the block. Those on the retail side of the industry are also represented by the likes of Buxton Butchers, Clifton Sausage, Mall Deli and Source Food Hall. Whether you love fine dining, hearty and homely dishes or international cuisine, this book has something for people of all tastes and cooking abilities.

The Liverpool Cook Book celebrates the best of the local independent food scene, with forewords from both sides of the Mersey in the forms of Marc Wilkinson from Fraiche in Wirral and Paul Askew at The Art School in Liverpool city centre. The book features more than 40 recipes from the area's best loved restaurants, local producers and much more. Included in the book are local favourites Lunya, fine dining from Panoramic 34 and Burnt Truffle, features on local breweries Baltic Fleet Brew House and Liverpool Organic as well as an insight into some of the best local producers like Liverpool Cheese Company, Liverpool Gin, Wards Fish and Edge & Son Butchers. So whether your favourite food is on Bold Street, The Baltic Triangle or across the bridge into Wirral, there is something for everyone.

The Sheffield Cook Book: Second Helpings celebrates the best of the local food scene with recipes from Sheffield's own MasterChef finalist Stuart Archer and Great British Bake Off's Howard Middleton as well as Sheffield mainstay The Milestone. The book follows on from the acclaimed first edition, showcasing how the region's food scene has evolved and become even more exciting. The book features more than 60 recipes and stories from some of the region's finest local restaurants, delis, gastro pubs and local suppliers including Bhaji Shop, Brocco on the Park, Twisted Burger, The Wortley Arms and The Grind Cafe. So whether your taste is fine dining, no nonsense hearty food or something a little more exotic, there's something for people of all cooking abilities and tastes.

From quirky home-grown cafes to sleek city-centre restaurants and off-the-beaten-track country pubs, The Leeds and West Yorkshire Cook Book offers a veritable slice of the region's burgeoning food and drink scene. These include The Box Tree in Ilkley, which has held a Michelin star for over ten years, one of the city's finest eateries, Craft House, as well as the likes of Bondgate Bakery, Stockdales of Yorkshire and Bundobust. Combining original recipes with stories and anecdotes from the independent businesses that make the city and its surroundings thrive, this book is your guide to the area, one forkful at a time. Whether you fancy something hearty and traditional like beef cheek bourguignon, roast woodland pigeon, or Shipley hogget, or if you're after a taste of something different such as a dandelion and burdock cake, Brazilian breakfast or festive chicken bastilla, the dishes amongst these pages reflect the true diversity of our city and beyond.

The Norfolk Cook Book celebrates the best of the local food scene with recipes from all manner of top chefs including Great British Menu winner Richard Bainbridge and Michelin-starred Galton Blackiston who has appeared on Saturday Kitchen more than any other chef (apart from James Martin who presents it!). With an introduction from Norfolk Food and Drink, the book features more than 60 recipes and stories behind the best independent foodie business from the coast to the broads to the city. You'll find some Norwich favourites like Roger Hickman’s Restaurant, Biddy’s Tea Room and Figbar, or if local produce tantalises your taste buds, then look out for recipes from Norfolk Quail, Woodfordes Brewery,Lakenham Creamery, Walsingham Farm Shop and The Scrummy Pig Deli. So whether you fancy tucking into some Cromer Crab or cooking with Norfolk Saffron, there’s something for everyone.

The Devon Cook Book celebrates the array of eateries that make the county such a culinary capital, showcasing recipes and stories from some of Devon's finest local restaurants, delis, gastro pubs, cafes and local suppliers. The book includes recipes from seafood specialists and Michelin star holders Thomas Carr @ The Olive Room, award-winning farm shop, deli and cafe Johns of Instow, Michelin-starrred The Elephant and Jamie Oliver-endorsed South Devon Chilli Farm, who produce a variety of chilli-infused sauces, jams and jellies and chocolates. So whether your taste is fine dining, no nonsense hearty food or something a little more exotic, there will be a dish for people of all cooking abilities and tastes.

The South London Cook Book celebrates the best of the South London food scene with over 50 recipes from a wide selection of local foodie businesses. These include some of South London's finest local restaurants, delis, gastro pubs, cafes and local suppliers including recipes from preservation specialists Salt and Pickle, well renowned butcher Chadwicks, Piccalilli Caff, the resident cafe at Surrey Docks Farm, Bermondsey gin distillers Jensen's and LASSCO Ropewalk at Maltby Street Market. Saturday Kitchen regular and owner of Trinity Restaurant in Clapham, Adam Byatt, also features alongside one of the area's best known adopted South Londoners, Jose Pizarro, who has an array of eateries in the area including Pizarro and Jose Tapas bar. Jose is a popular TV chef and successful cook book author in his own right. So whether your taste is fine dining, no nonsense hearty food or something a little more exotic, there will be a dish here for people of all cooking abilities and tastes.

Showcasing how the region’s food scene has evolved and become even more exciting, the book features more than 50 recipes and stories from some of the region’s finest local restaurants, delis, gastro pubs, cafes and local suppliers. The book is fronted by the chef owner of Nottingham's hotly anticipated fine dining restaurant Alchemilla, Alex Bond, and includes recipes from the award-winning Bakehouse in Sherwood, The Black Bull at Blidworth, Welbeck Estate, Nottingham’s long-standing favourite Indian restaurant Memsaab. It also features producers such as Sauce Shop, Starkey’s Fruit and 200 Degrees Coffee and the likes of Homeboys and The Rustic Crust represent the fabulous street food available. So whether your taste is fine dining, no nonsense hearty food or something a little more exotic, there’s something here for people of all cooking abilities and tastes.

The Cardiff and South Wales Cook Book is the latest in Meze Publishing’s `Get Stuck In’ series of regional cook books, celebrating the best of the region’s food scene with over 30 recipes from a wide selection of local foodie businesses. These include some of the area's finest local restaurants, delis, gastro pubs, cafes and suppliers including recipes and a foreword from Penarth-based Michelin star holder James Sommerin, who includes his fabulous Welsh Lamb with broad beans, turnip and cumin dish. Also featured are Llanelli's Sosban restaurant, who take great pride in using the best of Welsh ingredients, as well as home delivery concept One Mile Bakery, run by ex-Newport Gwent Dragons rugby star Nick Macleod, Cardiff's Cocorico (finalists in last year's Bake Off Creme de la Creme TV show) and beef aficionados Burger Theory, who share their kimcheese burger recipe. So whether your taste is fine dining or no nonsense, hearty food, there will be a dish for people of all cooking abilities and tastes.

The Shropshire Cook Book comprises more than 40 recipes and stories celebrating the best local restaurants, gastro pubs, producers, farmshops, and delis. The book includes a host of all the names you would expect to find in a culinary guide to the region, including the likes of Old Downton Lodge, The Haughmond, Momo No Ki, Battlefield 1403, Shrewsbury Market, Apley Farm Shop, Albright Hussey and CSons. Shropshire's wealth of producers are represented by Bennett and Dunn, Moyden's Cheese and Barkworths. Full to the brim with innovative recipes, The Shropshire Cook Book will transport you into the heart of this wonderful county, allowing you to glimpse the colourful characters behind the region's thriving food scene.

The Derbyshire Cook Book: Second Helpings celebrates the best of the county's food scene and follows on from the acclaimed first edition released in 2015. Showcasing how the region’s food scene has developed in the last three years, the book features more than 40 recipes and stories from some of the region’s finest local restaurants, delis, gastro pubs, farm shops, cafes and local suppliers. It includes a foreword and recipe from Chris Mapp, owner and head chef at Barlow's Tickled Trout, plus chapters and recipes from Chatsworth Farm Shop (part of the Chatsworth Estate), the Michelin-starred Fischer's at Baslow, highly acclaimed restaurant/hotel Peacock at Rowsley (who also appear in the Michelin Guide), as well as cosy country pubs like The Elm Tree at Elmton and the award-winning Old Hall Inn in Chinley. There are also chapters from producers such as potted meat specialists Granny Marys, artisan cheese-makers Cow Close Farm and local ice cream aficionados Fredericks. So whether your taste is fine dining, no nonsense hearty food or something altogether more exotic, there’s lots for you here.

Den Haag Cook Book is the latest in Meze Publishing’s `Get Stuck In’ series of regional cook books, celebrating the best of the city's food scene with over 25 recipes from a wide selection of local foodie businesses. It follows hot on the heels of The Amsterdam Cook Book, released in 2017, and includes some of the city's finest local restaurants, delis, gastro pubs, cafes and suppliers. The book includes recipes and a foreword from Michelin-star holder and owner of four Den Haag restaurants Marcel van der Kleijn, who features Calla's, Oogst, BIT Grill & Café and his latest enterprise, Restaurant Tapisco. Also featured are wine experts André Kerstens, family-run for almost 150 years, trendy Hawaiian sushi eatery Ohana Poké and Bites and Stories, a walking food tour showcasing Den Haag’s eclectic food scene. So whether your taste is fine dining or no nonsense, hearty food, there will be a dish for people of all cooking abilities and tastes.

Published in collaboration with The Glasgowist, The Glasgow and West Coast Cook Book is the latest in Meze Publishing's `Get Stuck In' series of regional cook books. It celebrates the best of the area's food scene with over 40 recipes from a wide selection of Glasgow's finest local restaurants, delis, gastro pubs, cafes and local suppliers. Among those included are multi award-winning Finnieston restaurant The Gannet, successful restaurant group Two Fat Ladies, as well as the likes of Galician beef specialists The Spanish Butcher, Hutchesons City Grill and fish and seafood gurus Gamba. But it's not just about the city. This book also features some of the most tantalising recipes you'll find on the west coast, with inclusions from The Oyster Catcher at Otter Ferry on Loch Fyne, Helensburgh bistro Sugarboat and The Lodge on The Loch at Loch Lomond. So whether your taste is fine dining, no nonsense, hearty food or something a little more exotic, there will be a dish for people of all cooking abilities and tastes.

The Manchester Cook Book: Second Helpings celebrates the best of the city's food scene and follows on from the best-selling first edition released in 2015. Showcasing how Manchester's food scene has developed in the last three years, the book features more than 40 recipes and stories from some of the city's finest local restaurants, delis, gastro pubs, farm shops, cafes and local suppliers. It includes recipes from former MasterChef winner Simon Wood, whose restaurant opened just off Deansgate last year. There are also inclusions from Indian street food and craft beer meisters Bundobust, The Victorian Chophouse Company, and Chorlton-based crowdfunded bar, restaurant and bakery, The Creameries, run by Great British Menu contestant and award-winning chef Mary-Ellen McTague. But it's not all restaurants and cafes here; hipster convenience store and coffee house Ancoats General Store are a part of the book, alongside the Real Junk Food Manchester, who transform what would otherwise go to waste into amazing meals on a pay-as-you-feel basis. So whether your taste is fine dining, no nonsense hearty food or something altogether more exotic, there's lots for you here.

The Edinburgh and East Cook Book is the latest in the `Get Stuck In’ series of regional cook books from Meze Publishing. It celebrates the best of the area’s food and drink scene with over 25 recipes contributed by a diverse selection of restaurants, bars, cafes and small producers across Edinburgh and the east coast of Scotland including St Andrews, St Monans and Newport-on-Tay. Among this line-up are The Newport – a fine dining restaurant by MasterChef winner Jamie Scott – and the recently opened Fhior, as well as successful local brand Pickering’s Gin, bistro revolutionaries Pie Not and community-focused Stockbridge Market. Fish and seafood from Scotland’s beautiful eastern coastline makes its way throughout the book, telling the stories of those who proudly source and showcase the best produce from their native land and sea. Whether you are a novice in the kitchen or a budding master chef, this book has recipes to suit all tastes, and also reflects the wonderful melting pot of cuisines in Scotland’s capital city from Swedish and Brazilian to Japanese and modern Scottish dining.

The Cornish Cook Book is the latest in the `Get Stuck In' series of regional cook books from Meze Publishing. It celebrates the best of the area's food and drink scene with over 30 recipes contributed by a diverse selection of restaurants, bars, cafes and small producers across the county. Among this line-up are Gylly Beach, winner of `Best Cafe' in the Southwest 2018 as voted for by the readers of Food Magazine, The Rising Sun, Cornwall Life's Pub of the Year for 2018 and Edie's Kitchen run by Nigel Brown who has returned to his home county after working with the likes of Raymond Blanc at Le Manoir aux Quat' Saisons. So whether you are a novice in the kitchen or a budding master chef, this book has recipes to suit all tastes, and also reflects the wonderful melting pot of cuisines in on of the country's top foodie destinations. This is the 37th book in Meze's hugely successful 'Get Stuck In' series and is expected to be among the best-selling cookery titles in the region.

The Lancashire Cook Book: Second Helpings celebrates the best of the county’s food scene and follows on from the best-selling first edition released in 2016, which was Booths Supermarket’s second best-selling cook book that year. Working in collaboration with Visit Lancashire to highlight the wealth of producers and passionate foodies in the region, the book showcases how the food scene has developed in the last three years, and features more than 40 recipes and stories from some of the region’s finest local restaurants, delis, gastro pubs, farm shops, cafes and local suppliers.They include The Freemasons at Wiswell from Steven Smith, named gastropub chef of the year in 2019, longstanding Lancashire favourite The Cartford Inn, award-winning local gin Cuckoo Gin from Brindle Distillery as well as the Clitheroe Food Festival and Ye Olde Sausage Shop who hold more than 50 gold awards for their sausages and superlative Food hall Holmes Mill. So whether your taste is fine dining, no nonsense hearty food or something altogether more exotic, there’s lots for you here. This is the 38th book in Meze's hugely successful 'Get Stuck In' series and is expected to be among the best-selling cookery titles in the region.

The Bristol and Bath Cook Book is the latest in the `Get Stuck In' series of regional cook books from Meze Publishing and follows on from the original best-selling title (The Bristol Cook Book released in 2016). It celebrates the best of the area's food and drink scene with over 40 recipes contributed by a diverse selection of restaurants, bars, cafes and small producers across the region. Among this line-up are Pinkmans Bakery, featured in The Sunday Times Top 25 bakeries in the UK, The Fish Shop, a local fishmonger with two sites offering mail order delivery and fish filleting courses, Pasture, a Bristol steak restaurant with in-house butchers and open kitchen and Castle Farm in Midford, a cafe offering cookery classes and supper clubs on an organic farm. So whether you are a novice in the kitchen or a budding master chef, this book has recipes to suit all tastes, and also reflects the wonderful melting pot of cuisines in a beautiful part of the country.

The Bath Cook Book celebrates the best of the local food scene with recipes from The Chequers, Hare & Hounds, The Beaufort and Blue Quails Deli. The book features more than 40 recipes from some of the area’s finest food establishments, local restaurants, delis, farm shops, pubs, and local producers. It features recipes from The Bath Gin Company, the well-loved Hartley Farm Shop, The Long’s Arms, Bath Cake Company and a wine glossary from the up and coming Novel Wines to name just a few. So whether your taste is for fine dining or no nonsense hearty food, there is something for everyone in The Bath Cook Book.

The Essex Cook Book celebrates the array of eateries that make the county such a culinary capital, showcasing recipes and stories from some of the region’s finest local restaurants, delis, gastro pubs, cafes and local suppliers. This includes contributions from 2016 World Bread Award winners Mayfield Farm and Bakery, International Wine Challenge winners West Street Vinyard and the historic Greenstead Family Barns Café which is housed in a barn originally constructed in 1640. Then there are the likes of Great Garnetts, an independent family business famous for its Christmas turkeys, Michelin-starred restaurant The Anchor Riverside, run by head chef Daniel Watkins, and European Bistro The Sand Bar Seafood & Co. It also includes a foreword from two Michelin star holder Daniel Clifford, who’s Flitch of Bacon restaurant is one of the most exciting new additions to the Essex eating scene.