If you thought vanilla was boring it’s time to think again. In her new book Vanilla Table, Natasha MacAller proves that vanilla is anything but.
Natasha takes us on a culinary journey around the world which introduces us to the true versatility of a fruit considered plain. No longer will a small bottle of vanilla be shoved to the back of the pantry cupboard awaiting the creation of the next sponge cake. With wide and varied unions within both sweet and savoury dishes, be prepared to bring your cooking to life in a way you hadn’t expected.
Vanilla Table (published by Jacqui Small) contains more than 100 recipes both Natasha’s own and also contributions from 33 award-winning chefs from around the world. From starters to main courses, brunches to bevvies and cookies to cakes, discover the true magic of Vanilla. It’s anything but plain.
Vanilla Table is available from all good book sellers including Amazon now (rrp. £25.00) but you can order it for the discounted price of £20* including p&p. Telephone 01903 828503 or email mailorders@lbsltd.co.uk and quote the offer code APG301.
*UK Only – Please add £2.50 if ordering from overseas.
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