This week my publisher Hardie Grant are sharing some recipes from some of their very best cookbooks over on Facebook. This dish is Parmagiana de Melanzane from Italian Food Safari. Did you know that I saw Maeve O'Mara (who wrote this book) when I was at the airport in Sydney? My flight was delayed and I ended up sitting in the terminal next to a couple of very nice nuns for an hour. Maeve's flight was not delayed and she did not get to sit next to any nuns. I bet she would regret that, if she knew what she missed. I bet she is totally the type of lady who would like to sit next to nuns. Regardless of nuns, you can find the recipe for Maeve's dish over here, as well as one from Greg and Lucy Malouf's Saraban cookbook.. and more to come this week. You can save the recipes and print them for your recipe file. If you have a recipe file. And if you don't today is a good day to start one.
And while we are talking Hardie Grant, I quite fancy a peek at this book : Monday Morning Cooking Club or this book (Two Greedy Italians) or this book (Tartine Bread) or even this book (How I Cook) and I really like Ross Dobson too! You should look Ross up. His books are really great. I really like the mushrooms with red wine and chili that he makes. Yum.
I am really excited that the extra cute My Grandma's Kitchen is about to come out. It is a kid's cookbook with recipes by that institution that IS Margaret Fulton. What a lady. I have had a peek at this book (which Michelle Mackintosh designed) and it is really cute. I can't wait to get a copy for Ari. He likes to cook, you know?
That is the end of me talking about my publisher. I am only doing it because they really do publish some great cookbooks. If you don't believe me go and look. You will see I am not fibbing. You will.
xx Pip
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