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Kitchen Press is an independent publishers specialising in restaurant and market cookery books. We collaborate with chefs, illustrators, photographers and writers throughout the UK to create beautiful books, celebrating just some of the innovation happening in our neighbourhood eateries every day.
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BOOKS FROM Kitchen Press
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Seasonal Snacks
Gabriella English (Author)
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Patisserie Made Simple
Maxine Scheckter
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Cafe Cùil Cookbook
Clare Coghill
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Seasonal Suppers
Fi Buchanan
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The Changing Tides
Roberta Hall-McCarron
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Catalogued Ideas and Random Thoughts: A Cookbook
Stuart Ralston
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Biting Biting
By Urvashi Roe
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Eat Bike Cook: Food Stories & Recipes from Female Cyclists
Kitty Pemberton-Platt, Fi Buchanan
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The Seafood Shack
Kirsty Scobie, Fenella Renwick
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Tomorrow’s Kitchen: A Graphic Novel Cookbook
Deborah May
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Spirit and Spice
Ghillie Basan
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Seasonal Soups
Fraser Reid
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The Parlour Cafe Cookbook
Gillian Veal, Illustrated by Jen Collins
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FEATURED AUTHOR:
Tariq Ashkanani
Tariq Ashkanani is a writer based in Edinburgh, Scotland. His debut thriller, Welcome to Cooper, won the Bloody Scotland Debut Award and was shortlisted for the CWA New Blood Dagger. The Cooper-verse continues in the prequel novel, Follow Me to the Edg …
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Edinburgh University Press
Connecting people and ideas to inspire creative thinking, open new perspectives and shape the world we live in. Our ambition is to create a community of authors, editors, advisors and practitioners committed to publishing world-class academic research …