My 5 Favourite Recipe Books

Joining in with Kate Takes 5 Listography I am sharing with you my current 5 favourite recipe books (in no particular order):

1.  Recipes from My Mother for My Daughter - Lisa Faulkner
A very recent publication and fast becoming a favourite of mine.  Scrummy, accessible recipes with the personal touch of the gorgeous Ms Faulkner.



2.  Home Cooking Made Easy - Lorraine Pascale
Just like her first book, all the recipes in here are delicious, and indeed, fairly easy.



3.  Hummingbird Bakery:  Cake Days
Yum.  Yum.  YUM.


4.  Feast - Nigella Lawson
I have all her books, this was my first and remains my favourite.



5.  At Elizabeth David's Table
I don't cook a lot from it, but love reading it and soaking up everything about this amazing woman.



8 comments:

  1. Ooh, haven't got that Lorraine Pascale book, but we've got the Baking Made Easy one.
    Great list! :-)

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  2. Inspired to take a look at Lisa Faulkener's - what a gorgeous title? great post x x

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  3. Faulkners is just lovely -hers is a life of blessings and curses and her recipes are fab. The book is beautiful too...comes with a ribbon - always wins me over....

    Get both Lorraine Pascale books *whispers* she is up there with Nigella for me!

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  4. Very impressive. I have Feast of that lot, but that's all. Will have to pick up a Lorraine Pascale one. One of my favorites is the Avoca cafe book- the first one, and I'd be lost without the original Delia bible I got from my mum as a wedding present all those years ago,

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  5. I'm still to get both Lorraine Pascale books, love the tv shows though and the Lisa Faulkner one is already on my Amazon wishlist - just need someone to buy it for me now!

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  6. Well, I can't recommend them enough! Happy cooking! x

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  7. Lisa Faulkner's book looks lovely. I can tell I'm going to be spending a lot in our local bookshop on Monday!

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  8. Maybe you got it for Mother's Day?

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