February 2012
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I ragazzi sono tornati in città
We mean the boys are back in town! We’ve now got the early advances of Antonio Carluccio and Gennaro Contaldo’s forthcoming book, Two Greedy Italians Eat Italy. It’s not in the shops (or at Amazon et al) until April 2012 but please do have a look at some sample pages: Book photography (C) David Loftus
Feb 22nd
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Stevie Parle's latest offering - an early preview...
Here’s another sneak preview of a forthcoming book from Quadrille - it’s Stevie Parle’s second book and it’s entitled Stevie Parle’s Dock Kitchen Cookbook - Real home cooking from around the world Text (C) Stevie Parle Photography (C) Toby Glanville Tumblr Photography (C) Chinh Hoang
Feb 20th
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Tamasin Day-Lewis's Food You Can't Say No To -...
We’re publishing the new book from Tamasin Day-Lewis in March… Take a look at some sample spreads! Photography (C) Simon Wheeler Tumblr pics (C) Chinh Hoang
Feb 17th
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Sneak preview of the forthcoming book from Alice...
Here’s some sample pages of the new book from Alice Hart, Friends at My Table - A year of eating, drinking and making merry Photography (C) Emma Lee Illustrations (C) Claire Peters Tumblr Photography (C) Chinh Hoang The book is published in late April 2012.
Feb 17th
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Anonymous asked: Hello. How do I submit a book proposal to you? Best wishes Angie
Feb 16th
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Which book cover would you choose? (Signed book to...
We’re publishing a book in July called The Soul of Scotland  with beautiful photography from Max Milligan - which cover would you choose and why? Answers via email to publicity@quadrille.co.uk with SOS in the header - the best reason will win a signed copy of the book! Competition ends on May 30th 2012.
Feb 16th
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eightyfour: Calling all budding food and travel... →
eightyfour: We count ourselves lucky to work with the Vietnamese Kitchen restaurant group that includes: Cay Tre Soho, Viet Grill, Keu! and Cay Tre Hoxton - to celebrate all things food and travel the team have launched a photography comp across all their sites. So if you are clever with a camera, take…
Feb 16th
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Stop Press! Michel Roux sr. signing at...
Michel Roux sr. will be signing his cookbooks such as ‘Desserts’ et al at 10am on Monday 20th February at the Waterstones in Jersey. To reserve a signed copy, please ring the store on 0843 290 8413.
Feb 15th
Feb 6th
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Quadrille Food Awards - the winners!
January is over and all the votes have now been counted so it’s time to announce the winners of the Quadrille Food Awards for 2011.. so here goes! Best Food Publication 1 Fire & Knives 2 Waitrose Kitchen 3 FT Weekend   Best Food Writer 1 Nigel Slater 2 Tim Hayward 3 Michael Pollen Best Food Blogger 1 Claire and Lucy at Crumbs - Recipes to feed your family 2 Victoria (Tori)...
Feb 1st
January 2012
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A note for 2012 including details of new offerings...
With the dazzling array of options available for the creation of illustrated content, and with a market place that is ever more complex, Quadrille is relishing the opportunities that these challenges present, and within this heady maelstrom, we offer one of our most impressive lists, as varied as ever, as innovative as ever, as exquisite as ever, and as saleable as ever! Starting the year...
Jan 31st
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The people at johnson banks guestblog for us:...
  One of the oddest projects we did last year and already rocketing up the best-seller lists came out over the break - a manual for sorting your life out in 2012 called Instructions for happiness and success*. Taking its visual cues from car manuals, mind maps, 1960s diagraphics and airport signage, we’ve created a fold-out, open out, flip flapping extravaganza. Just at the first...
Jan 23rd
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Win a copy of Matt Roberts new book entitled Get... →
Jan 19th
Jan 16th
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Blue Monday - the solution!
Okay, here’s a theoretical situation for you. What do you do to cheer yourself up in mid-January if you had just £12.99 to treat yourself? How about some chocolate truffles? (Photo (C) Martin Brigdale from Michel Roux’s Desserts) .. you could get 133 grams worth for £12.99. Or maybe you would like a beer or two…? (Photo (C) Jason Lowe from HIX Oyster & Chop House) ...
Jan 13th
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Susie Pearl event at Books for Breakfast -...
BOOKS FOR BREAKFAST AT HIGH ROAD HOUSE INSTRUCTIONS FOR HAPPINESS & SUCCESS – SUSIE PEARL Wednesday January 25th 930am-11am Create the life you want with 2012’s must-have self-development manual. Turn up, tune in and grab yourself a bacon sandwich.  It’s £12 per ticket but wait! The price includes a signed copy of Susie’s book (RRP: £12.99) To book (and we advise to do...
Jan 12th
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The Quadrille Food Awards 2011
It’s that time of year. Every Monday is a blue one. The weather is damp & cold. But wait… what’s this? Yes people, it’s time for the Quadrille Food Awards 2011.  The five categories: (i) Best Food Publication of 2011. Winner in 2010: Fire and Knives (ii) Favourite Food Writer Winner in 2010: Nigel Slater (iii) Favourite restaurant Winner in 2010:...
Jan 11th
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Jan 4th
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‘People worry about what they eat between...
Elizabeth Peyton Jones, author of Eat Yourself Young guest blogs: New Year can be a brutish time, what with the beating up of self over what you’ve not achieved in the past year and all the empty promises – usually over a glass of wine and slice of banoffee pie (never a good combination) – to make tough resolutions to change the way you are. To get the best out of the New Year, I always advise...
Jan 3rd
December 2011
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happiness and success - what's it all about?  →
Answer: click the header!
Dec 21st
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Christmas with Gordon - Rosana McPhee from Hot and...
Quadrille have released a very festive Christmas book by celebrity chef and TV presenter Gordon Ramsay. Deep red with white letters, the hardcover is glossy, and the book itself contains 141 pages filled with colour photographs by London based photographer Chris Terry. The book jacket has a portrait of Gordon Ramsay carving a turkey.   The book was written with the help of food...
Dec 14th
November 2011
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Three new cookery ebooks from Quadrille Publishing...
 We’ve got three great cookery ebooks coming in December 2011… Firstly, there’s SIMPLE COOKING by ANTONIO CARLUCCIO   176pp |E-book|£7.99 ISBN: 978 1 84949 166 2  In Simple Cooking Antonio Carluccio is on a mission to instill in his readers the simple pleasure of cooking good fresh food, and to inspire novice cooks with confidence and a repertoire of reliable...
Nov 29th
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A trip to Prunier in Paris - 28.11.11
Last Thursday, we ventured to Paris at the invitation of the Prunier Restaurant. After reaching Gare de Nord, we climbed into a taxi and attempted to speed through Paris… We should have taken this mind… as there were a heck of a lot of these… Anyway, we just about arrived at Prunier on time… (around 1pm) where we had time to gaze into the  lavish windows of the...
Nov 28th
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WeGotTickets - Your Online Box Office - THE MODERN... →
Nov 23rd
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Patch! Try some portable, pretty, patchwork...
by: Katie Allen Photos: Pia Tyrde   Portable and pretty, patchwork is no doubt one of the new biggies in craft - literally, in fact, as it can be used for both small projects to double-bed-sized ones. Cath Kidston’s contemporary-yet-traditional, vintagey style is perfect for patchwork, and its “sister craft” applique, so her new book Patch is a real treat. As well as sewing basics,...
Nov 18th
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Nov 15th
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How to Impress Even the Most Discerning Critic...
Feel the Fear and Cook it Anyway : Chocolate Fondants from Gordon Ramsay Makes it Easy by: Dominique Tuohy, Chez MMMoi You may well wonder why a keen amateur cook would be intimidated by the prospect of  making chocolate fondants. All I can say is there is something about the oozy, melting deliciousness of this dessert that led me to believe that for such perfection to achieved,...
Nov 11th
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Tesco Wine Fair: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
Matt Walls’ book Drink Me! How to Choose, Taste and Enjoy Wine is the latest in the New Voices in Food Series, due for publication in May 2012. Matt is the author of a fabulous wine blog, providing tips, tricks and info on how to get the most out of wine. With the festive season approaching many of us will be cozying up at home with a glass of wine in hand and hoping not to be...
Nov 11th
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Win a very limited edition (worth £200) if you...
We’ve got a copy of Gordon Ramsay’s Recipes from a 3* Chef (Limited Edition) to give away to one of our mailing list*** subscribers! The book The first part of the book shows 50 classic Gordon Ramsay recipes presented as they would be in one of his restaurants. The second part of the book shows the dishes presented in a domestic situation with full recipes and step-by-step ...
Nov 4th
October 2011
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A Pukka Life by Sebastian Pole is about the art of...
An exclusive excerpt from the forthcoming book by Sebastian Pole of ‘Pukka herbs’ fame A Pukka Life by Sebastian Pole is about the art of living wisely, guided by the wisdom of Ayurveda. With the onset of Winter we take a look at how we shoud align ourselves with the changing season. PUKKA PRACTICE SEASONAL ROUTINES When trying to align ourselves with the changing seasons we need to...
Oct 27th
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Oct 25th
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eightyfour: A bit of afternoon crumpet  →
eightyfour: Mark Hix and Henrietta Lovell are bringing back the British institution of Tea & Crumpets at HIX in Soho - Mark has never been one for fancy tea and cakes and so has put together an afternoon tea and crumpets menu with teas to match each topping from the rare tea company… think things like…
Oct 19th
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Mark Hix, Michel Roux Senior and Niamh Shields win...
The winners for the 2011 Observer Monthly Awards were announced last week at a ceremony in London with Mark Hix, Picture of Mark Hix: (C) Jason Lowe Michel Roux Senior and Niamh Shields, amongst the winners. The awards, now in their eighth year, celebrate the best in British food and produce, from independent producers to the UK’s most revered chefs.   The winners for 2011 are: Lifetime ...
Oct 18th
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Oct 18th
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Alyson Walsh on the new Celia Birtwell book
Celia Birtwell’s book feels totally Celia Birtwell. More of a family album than a traditional fashion tome, it maps out the legendary designer’s amazing career and bohemian life with a fabulous collection of archive prints, fashion sketches and fascinating personal photos. Written by Dominic Lutyens, I found the text to be warm and friendly and a perfect reflection of Birtwell’s...
Oct 13th
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September 2011
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Full Marx and tales of sibling rivalries
Well this is a first. We don’t do restaurants reviews at Quadrille. Never. Ever. So this could well be a first and last. Which is probably a good thing. Anyway, to Duck Soup. Having spent five full days out of London (2 1/2 days in Bronte country… …and then a further 2/1 days in Withnail and I country) we returned to London yesterday afternoon to an outbreak of...
Sep 27th
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Celia Birtwell Limited Special Edition.
To celebrate the launch of Celia Birtwell’s long-awaited memoir, we will be releasing a limited special edition of 250 copies. The cloth covered box houses a copy of Celia Birtwell and a bespoke scarf designed by Celia. If you didn’t know it already, Celia Birtwell is iconic. She has long dominated the global arts scene and her joyful prints adorn the homes and wardrobes of both young and old. If...
Sep 19th
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Enjoying your Fish Responsibly
This guest blog comes from Sarah at Food for Think Over the last few years, mine and I’m sure a lot of others attention has been brought to the sensitive issue of overfishing, which is happening in seas all over the world. This in turn has lead to a huge shortage of certain species. Celebrated chefs have done their part in educating the masses about which species should and shouldn’t...
Sep 14th
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The Birthday Cake Book Reviewed by thelittleloaf
thelittleloaf  discovers why with Fiona Cairns’ new book, The Birthday Cake Book, you really can have your cake and eat it. As someone more than slightly obsessed with cooking and eating, I love how special occasions are marked by what we consume. Think of a birthday or party you’ve attended in the last year or so, and (often in addition to copious amounts of alcohol) most likely there was some...
Sep 12th
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The Other Side of Cookbooks
This week I am lucky enough to be doing some work experience with Quadrille Publishing. If you haven’t heard of Quadrille themselves you will know many of the books that they have published as they were responsible for the recent delight Two Greedy Italians. Not to mention the fact that Gordon Ramsey, Mark Hix, Jason Atherton and Anjum Anand all publish their books with Quadrille, along with...
Sep 7th
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The Liberty Book of Home Sewing
Reviewed by Ellie Tennant interiors journalist and blogger for Ideal Home magazine’s award-winning Housetohome.co.ukblog, HomeShoppingSpy From the moment I first heard the title, I knew I would love this book. I’m the kind of person who hoards Liberty Print fabrics in boxes under my bed, watches vintage fat quarters on eBay like a hawk and can’t walk down Regent Street without ‘just popping in’ to...
Sep 6th
August 2011
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Some fun things that came into the office this...
Some very nice things have come in this week to the office… Including a diary for 2012 for all fans of Cath Kidston designs… (£9.99, RRP) And this cloth-bound Cath Kidston covered A5 notebook which retails for £10 Here’s a shot of the inside pages… It was also the week when the Keep Calm series arrived into the office… There will be three of them to...
Aug 31st
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A Fine Art by Sarah Lisle
In the preface of The Gentle Art of Cookery, Mrs Leyel explains what makes her book stand out from the crowd. The most striking of these is the statement that the “recipes are arranged in the only practical way, that is, under their principal ingredients”.  If you’ve been following the Kitchen Titbits blog, you’ll know that two of my quite recent book reviews have been Simon Hopkinson’s Roast...
Aug 23rd
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French Fancy by Sarah Lisle
 Xavier Marcel Boulestin wasn’t a trained chef but a home cook; he just loved and understood food. Food and cooking were a huge part of his life and he had a great affinity with it as a result of growing up in France, learning to cook and appreciate food from his mother and grandmother.  As a result, the recipes in Simple French Cooking for English Homes are all about simple, tasty, cheap,...
Aug 22nd
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Coming this Autumn - Everything Alice stationery
The Everything Alice girls have got their first stationery collection coming next month - it came into the office this week and we thought you might want to see it Everything Alice: Cake Stand - £12.00 RRP A cheerful self-assembly cake stand, die-cut and printed with Everything Alice designs for your very own tea party. Everything Alice: Notecards - Drink Me - £10 RRP A box of 12 die-cut...
Aug 19th
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Steven Joyce - have you heard of him?
As you may all well know, we recently published a book by James Ramsden, entitled ‘Small Adventures in Cooking’. The book is the third to be published in our New Voices in Food series. You may well know his name… as well, James is pretty well known. He has written for various well known national publications, such as Sainsbury’s magazine, The Times, The Guardian,...
Aug 15th
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the scandinavian cookbook (home-cured salmon) by...
Having only visited two cities in Scandinavia (Copenhagen and Stockholm) my knowledge of the regional cuisine is meagre at best, limited mostly to gravadlax, herrings, meatballs and smørrebrød (all of which I love). Trina Hahnemann’s beautifully presented book sheds light on the clean flavours of Sweden, Denmark and Norway, through simple recipes that take a modern slant on traditional...
Aug 9th
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Aug 8th
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Aug 8th
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Aug 3rd
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