But fear not, for those of you not able to trek to Brixton help is at hand - Rosie's written a book. Spooning with Rosie
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What I love about this book is that it's punctuated with her own hand drawn tips - Munching Maps which show you what works well with something in particular i.e. Shellfish has cream, lemon and lime, garlic and fennel. There's also a list of store cupboard essentials and Rosie's own hot tips: where to find good, inexpensive china, how to get rid of fishy hands and tea stains and what the best soother for a streaming cold is.
This is the least intimidating cook book I've seen in years - so fun just to look at you can't help but want to try out some of the recipes - and it's so beautifully put together you'll want it on your shelf. Whether you want something light and yummy for a summer picnic or something warm and soothing for when the rain comes this has it covered and will inspire you to get back in the kitchen. It's a crime against your kitchen not to have this book xx
(Spooning with Rosie
I've seen in in Selfridges - looks great! Love the concept too!
ReplyDeleteI'm never going to prefer the smell of Crew Wax to Fish. It's OK, but a bit on the thyme-y side - makes me want to barbeque some trouts. Also, the idea of me having good hair day or night is frankly risible!
ReplyDeleteProduct good though, thanks to Crew for freebie.