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Rick Stein’s Cookery Course: Recipes and techniques from a lifetime in the kitchen

Sixty years at the stove, back to first principles.
Reading guide
No particular order is needed, as each chapter is built around a main ingredient. Start with whichever ingredient you cook with most, or read the eggs and dairy chapter first for the basics.
Rather than a narrative, the book moves through eggs and dairy, vegetables, fish and shellfish, meat and poultry, and rice and grains. Each recipe comes with tips and personal anecdotes from Rick Stein's kitchen.

Description

After more than sixty years of cooking, Rick Stein has returned to the recipes and techniques he relies on most. This is a single volume of 150 classic dishes, arranged by the ingredient at their heart: eggs and dairy, vegetables, fish and shellfish, meat and poultry, and rice and grains. The publisher describes it as his most extensive book yet.

Step-by-step photographs show how the key jobs are done, from the small skills that underpin good cooking to dishes worth making a fuss over. Practical tips sit alongside personal anecdotes from a long working life, and the fish and shellfish chapter reflects his Padstow roots. It suits the cook who wants to understand why a recipe works, not just follow it.

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