Round to Ours
Setting the Mood and Cooking the Food: Menus for Every Gathering
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- $ 14.900,00
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- $ 14.900,00
Descripción editorial
'Occasionally a cookbook comes along that acts as an instruction manual for a generation... Laura Jackson and Alice Levine’s new book will define how millennials throw dinner parties' – The Times
If you love planning menus, styling your home for a party and spending laidback time in your kitchen, then you need to come Round to Ours.
Supper club superstars Jackson & Levine like to keep it simple. They do all the hard work for you, offering over 24 ready-made menu ideas that celebrate the pleasures of cooking for friends and family.
This cookbook has the perfect combination of menu ideas and recipes for every occasion. It is the home cook's ultimate secret weapon; whether you're throwing a dinner party for six on a Friday night or are putting on a festive Boxing Day spread for the family, this one-stop-shop will tell you how to set the mood, cook the food and create a truly memorable gathering.
There’s nothing faddy and no frippery – the key is good food and good company, with a secret touch of sparkle to make the meal really special. Featuring Alice and Laura’s advice on beautiful styling, smart tips on making a little go a long way, and even playlists, Round to Ours rewrites the dinner-party rulebook in style.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
In their first book, Jackson and Levine, hosts of London's swanky Jackson & Levine supper club, offer a guide to creating supper clubs and dinner parties. This lush, beautiful book serves up large helpings of aspiration, along with a side dish or two of inspiration; aimed at millennials, it's as much about style as it is about the recipes (the authors also have a line of housewares). The book is broken up into meals (brunches, lunches, and dinners) and further into themed menus, including "Mexican Fiesta," "The Forager's Table," and "Afternoon in Provence." For Americans older than 30, some of the ideas will be recognizable as Martha Stewart redux, such as setting the table with mismatched plates found at garage sales. There are recipes for every occasion: whole-roasted mackerel with sorrel yogurt for a spring dinner; elderflower press jelly for outdoor dining; and deep-fried olives with ricotta, for an impromptu meal. There's even a "Hair of the Dog" brunch menu for those suffering the after-effects of a night out, which includes a recipe for Retox While You Detox juice a combination of cucumber, kale, ginger, and a healthy dose of vodka. While ingredients are given only in metric measurements, a conversion chart is included, but this may be unwieldy for American cooks. That said, this is a wonderful cookbook for entertaining, with recipes that are simple and clever.
