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Who is Edd Kimber?
A.K.A ‘The Boy Who Bakes’, Edd Kimber is an award-winning baker, food writer and Great British Bake Off (GBBO) winner. He has written several best-selling, critically acclaimed, cookbooks including One Tin Bakes (2020), One Tin Bakes Easy (2021) and Small Batch Bakes (2022). Since achieving culinary fame after GBBO, he has become a familiar fixture on television screens at home and abroad, appearing on Good Morning America, Sunday Brunch and Saturday Kitchen. He can often be found sharing his passion for baking at food festivals, cookery schools and in magazines, including olive. He also regularly shares recipes with his followers via his social media @theboywhobakes and his popular Substack newsletter. is his 7th cookbook.
What is USP?
Moments when you don’t want to whip up a big batch to feed the five thousand and/or hunt out a long list of expensive ingredients. These were Kimber’s inspiration for . Small Batch Bakes had proved there was a clear demand for it.
What will I love?
The concept is a clever one. Of course, the recipes can always be scaled up so you could make larger batches if you so wish.
Kimber also caters for various diets.
Is it good bedtime reading?
In a literary sense, not really. Plus, each recipe has its own introduction. I would encourage you to take a notebook to jot down a ‘to make’ list.
Will I have trouble finding the ingredients? Guillaume Gomez, The Ambassador of French Gastronomy, Chef of the French Presidents 1999 China - Menu Great Hall of People (Foreign Language Press) 7119624167 2017 USA - Modernist Bread, Nathan Myhrvold, Francisco Migoya (The Cooking Lab) Argentina - Tegui, Germán Martitegui (Catapulta) Brazil - Tapioca, Morena Leite (Ibep-Nacional) What’s the USP? This is not a cookbook and there are no recipes. According to the authors, it’s ‘a compilation of the connected knowledge needed in order to answer the question: ‘What is cooking?’. According to me, it’s nothing less than an intellectual land grab by one of the world’s most famous chefs in an attempt to place himself at the forefront of the study of cuisine and gastronomy as a formal academic subject. Who is the author? Ferran Adrià is one of the world’s most famous chefs. Along with his brother Albert, he is the architect of what is commonly known as ‘molecular gastronomy’ but which Adrià refers to as ‘techno-emotional’ cuisine. He closed the doors of his restaurant el Bulli back in 2011 and has since dedicated his time to the elBullifoundation, which, the website says is ‘a private, family-run foundation, promoted by Ferran Adrià and Juli Soler. Established on 7 February 2013, it came out of the need to transform elBullirestaurant, with a vision based on the desire to continue promoting innovation and creativity through the language of cooking and to preserve the legacy and spirit of elBulli for society’. In practice that means publishing books, mounting exhibitions, the production of a documentary series about el Bulli restaurant, consulting services and whole raft of other projects including the development of educational courses. The one project that Adrià has been talking about almost since the day elBulli closed is the launch of elBulli1846, the re-purposing of el Bulli restaurant as ‘an exhibition lab’ for ‘studies, investigation and experimentation to generate knowledge around the theme of efficiency in innovation’. Although the website explicitly says that elBulli1846 is not a restaurant, that has been talk in the past of some food being prepared and served there, but no one seems to know if and when that will actually happen and if it does .
There is a helpful list of recommended suppliers at the back of the book, but you should be able to find everything you need in your local supermarket for the vast majority of the recipes. The only exception would be the ‘Panela Brown Butter Shortbread’ which would need a trip to a local health shop or an online order to get your hands on panela. In fairness, Kimber does say you can use regular caster sugar, although it won’t have quite the same flavour. It is also refreshing to see vegan recipes which use regular ingredients and pretty much like-for-l Finalists May 26-27, 2018
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A - AUTHORS
A01 - Food Person of the Year
A02 - Hall of Fame
A03 – Chef / Restaurant
Belgium - Resimont (Generation W)
Brazil - Mocotó, Rodrigo Oliveira (Melhoramentos)
Canada - Le garde-manger boréal, Jean-Luc Boulay, Arnaud Marchand (Homme)
Chile - Liguria, memoria y sabor (La Bonita)
Denmark - One day at Geranium, Bent Christiansen, Claes Bech-Poulsen
Fiji - Kana Vinaka, Colin Chung
France - Serge Vieira, émotion culinaire, Catherine Guerin (Quelque Part sur Terre)
Japan - Den, Zaiyu Hasegawa (Shibata) 9784388062737
Mexico - Hacienda de los Morales, Alejandro Rojas (Ambar)
Netherlands - Ciel Bleu Guestronomy, Geldermans, Kokmeijer, Speelman (Stichting Kunstboek)
Norway - Hjemme hos, Trond Moi, Paal Hetland (Vigmostad Bjorke)
Philippines - Via Mare, Glenda Rosales Barretto (Anvil)
Spain Castellano - Recetas con Alma, Julio Fernández Quintero (Abantal)
Spain Catalan - Anarkia, Jordi Roca (Montagud)
Sweden - Sallad, Tommy Myllymäki (NOK)
Switzerland- #Tibits, Reto Frei (AT)
UK - The Ivy Now, Fernando Peire, Gary Lee (Quadrille)
USA - Bäco, Josef Centeno (Chronicle)A04 - Woman Chef
Canada - Farm to Chef, Lynn Crawford (PRH)
Dominican Republic - Cocinar es fácil, Claudia López (Letra Gráfica)
France - Simplement Mad, Nathalie Beauvais (Trop Mad)
Germany - Moderne Platten und Häppchen, Astrid Schmitt (Matthaes)
Malaysia - The Rice Pot, Her World, Yenni Law (Blu)
Spain Castellano - Soñar, Luchar, Cocinar, María Marte (Planeta)
Spain Catalan - Netejant Seitons, Mary Herrera Hiruelo (Letras de Autor)
UK - Sabor, Nieves Barragán (Penguin Fig Tree)
USA - The Juhu Beach C