Exploding Tomatoes and Other Stories

Hardcover / ISBN-13: 9781472296290

Price: £22

ON SALE: 4th July 2024

Genre: Lifestyle, Sport & Leisure

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Praise for Sophie Grigson’s A Curious Absence of Chickens:

‘A delicious treat’ Xanthe Clay
‘Stuffed full of recipes you want to cook’ Prue Leith
‘Delicious’ Daily Mail

Once settled into her new life in Puglia, Sophie Grigson felt ready for another adventure . . .



Driving along the coastal ‘instep’ of southern Italy in her trusty purple car, she travels between little fishing ports and explores the beaches of Puglia’s west coast, then heads into the wild hills of Basilicata and Calabria’s high Sila, famed for its chestnuts and mushrooms, and ends her journey in the bergamot orchards clustering around Reggio.

In this book, award-winning author, Sophie Grigson charts the local delicacies, ingredients and producers; through recipes and stories, she immerses you in the beauty, culture, food and characters of southern Italy.

Full of delicious, traditional recipes from the different regions, from Puglian Beans in Red Winte Tomato Sauce to Calabrian-style Cheesy Stuffed Aubergines and from Super-Speedy Lemon Ice Cream to Chocolate and Almond Biscuits, discover the south coast of Italy with Sophie.

Chapters include:

* Ingredients
* Puglia
* Basilicata
* Calabria
* Recipes course by course

Reviews

Sophie's style is real and authentic, mirroring the simplicity of the dishes she brings us from Italy's southern regions of Puglia, Basilicata and Calabria . . . Exploding Tomatoes is a collection of experiences, cultural observations, social history and insights . . . Sophie captures the essence of our region's cuisine, recognising that simplicity is king.
The Puglia Guys
Sophie's writing is the gift that keeps on giving. Like the food and the people, Exploding Tomatoes is generous, packing in almost 100 recipes over a delicious 300 pages.
The Puglia Guys
Plentiful insights are provided into the food culture of the region with recipes, stories and interviews.
National Geographic