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Book SynopsisMarcus Wareing is a brilliant chef. His restaurant group Marcus Wareing Restaurants includes three critically-acclaimed restaurants the two Michelin-starred Marcus at The Berkeley, as well as The Gilbert Scott and Tredwell's.Marcus is also judge of MasterChef: The Professionals, combining authority with inspiration for the contestants and viewers alike. But there's another side to Marcus away from the professional kitchens when he's at home, cooking the food he loves to share with his family and friends. In Marcus at Home, he shows you how you can cook these recipes, too.Marcus at Home will cover delicious meals all week long, from chapters on Midweek and Weekend to Entertaining and Baking. Focusing on great flavours and inspirational touches, these are recipes that will become time-honoured favourites in your home. Whether it's a light Chicken & Asparagus Salad or a comforting Prawn Orzo Risotto; an indulgent Eggs & Avocado with Chorizo Jam or a delicious Buttermilk Pannacotta with Thyme Crumble; or a definitive Sunday Roast or a Chocolate Cake, these are recipes that are easy to make at home in the rush of a busy week, when you have a little more time at the weekend, or when you want to make a showstopper meal.Marcus is renowned for incredible food that tastes great. And here he'll show you how to bring this into your home cooking.
Trade Review‘Undeniably excellent new cookbook’ – OBSERVER FOOD MONTHLY
‘How to make the Michelin magic happen at home’ – THE DAILY TELEGRAPH
‘Marcus Wareing weaves his Michelin magic to create substantial dishes that will keep you full through winter, using the season’s very best produce’ – FOOD AND TRAVEL
‘These are the recipes he cooks at home and they are brilliant. Easy, simple and most of all tasty this is one book we see ourselves lifting down from the shelves again and again’ – WOMAN’S WAY
‘Marcus Wareing moves away from the highly refined dishes to easily achievable recipes designed to be made in your own kitchen, meaning the sous-vide machine can stay in your shopping basket a little longer’ – SQUARE MEAL
‘New cookbook showcases the fun side of a serious chef’ – THE HERALD
