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Book SynopsisHarper's Bazaar BEST cookbooks to buy now Waitrose Food Magazine The Best Books of 2023 So Far _______________ You’ve made it to Friday, now what are you going to eat? Having spent years gathering friends around her kitchen table, Eleanor has perfected the art of Friday night dinner. It usually starts with a sip of something cold and ends with friends tipsily heading home, full and happy. But most importantly, there’s always something good to eat. Here are more than a hundred recipes for the best night of the week. If you’re planning to spend the evening on the sofa, have your closest friend over or even host the masses, why not try Eleanor's fail-safe crowdpleasers:
- Frozen jalapeño margaritas - Bloody Mary rigatoni - Barbecued lamb rump with griddled apricots, tahini sauce and garlicky labneh - Smoky aubergines and mozzarella - Big summer pasta with Little Gem, courgettes, peas and goat's cheese - Brown sugar pavlova with miso caramel peaches and bourbon cream And amongst the recipes are thoughts on the glamour of mixing a martini for one, the lifesaving magic of a really good spaghetti carbonara, and the joy of a table laden with bits, waiting for hungry hands. So, fill your favourite glass, choose something mouth-watering to cook and embrace all that Friday night has to offer.
_______________Trade ReviewA joyous read that completely captures the special-ness of Friday nights... Bursting with generosity and great recipes -- Mark Diacono * Delicious Magazine *
Imagine if home cookery royalty Nigella Lawson and the Norah-Ephron-of-our-time Dolly Alderton had a baby – that’s about where Steafel’s sumptuous writing hits home * The Caterer *
Eleanor has a recipe to fit any occasion... this is a generous and gorgeously written cookbook * The Simple Things *
A warm and witty ode to the experience of hosting at home and cosy nights in * Harper's Bazaar *
There are over 100 recipes in the book, perfect for every kind of Friday night, from cosying up on the sofa with a big bowl of something satisfying to serving a full dinner table of hungry friends * Stylist *
Eleanor Steafel's book is a warm and witty ode to the experience of hosting at home and cosy nights in. Steafel's recipes are as much about the atmosphere created and the emotions conjured and placated as the food itself * Harper's Bazaar *
A wonderful mixture of practicality, fun, generosity and wit... Whether there’s a crowd of people to please as the weekend arrives or no one but yourself, this book answers the call * Waitrose Food magazine *
