Imagine sitting in the morning sunshine
eating nectarine jam on warm croissants …
Theresa Storey of The Green Apron celebrates four seasons of fruit
with recipes for sweet favourites like cherry pie and strawberry
jam, as well as savoury dishes such as sole Véronique and lamb and
fig tagine. She also includes a few surprises, like blackberry
whiskey, fruit roll-ups and tomato tapenade.
With over one hundred easy-to-follow recipes, and tips for growing, preserving and drying fruit, this beautiful book shows you how to bring fruit to all dining occasions, all year round.
where other people make jams, chutneys and relishes, Mrs Storey
makes magic, and her book is filled with the sort of ideas, secrets
and concepts that will make your cooking better
*McKenna Guides*
provides the perfect recipes for making the most of autumn’s
harvest bounty
*Irish Examiner*
absolutely gorgeous
*ilovecooking.ie*
gorgeous … celebrates fruit from all four seasons … bound to keep
us cooking, baking and preserving all year round
*Easy Food Magazine*
From start to finish, Fruit on the Table is a joy to
read
*The taste.ie*
Theresa Storey is a great cook. Anyone who has ever bought one of
her jars of jams and chutneys, sold from her Green Apron market
stall, will know that already. Here is a cook whose instinct, and
accuracy, with flavours is unerring. Ms Storey seems to always know
the right moment: when to pick the fruit; when to stop the cooking;
when to seize the day and the flavours of the day. Her book runs
from marmalade to prune tarts, via mojito marmalade and Batley cake
and Finnish blueberry pie. Fruit on the Table displays Ms Storey’s
capacious confidence in the best possible way: she makes you feel
that you can confidently pull off every single recipe, that your
own Busy-Day cake will be just the ticket. There is a relish not
just in the recipes themselves, but in the chatty and wise writing:
“Sometimes you just need cake, and you need it now”; “I love
rhubarb jam, but it’s a pain to make”; “We ate a lot of these
cookies as kids because when you grow a lot of pumpkins you need to
eat a lot of pumpkin!”. This book is a sheer delight, and it's
going to make Theresa Storey Ireland's most famous producer of
preserves.
*McKenna’s Guides*
it’s a real beauty
*Nessa Robins*
gorgeous recipes … a beautiful, beautiful book
*Limerick’s Live 95FM ‘Limerick Today’*
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