On sale now - Foodlovers' Bologna

It’s out now – Foodlovers’ Bologna the e-book of the blog with loads of full colour spreads,  new recipes and reviews and interviews.

 

Foodlovers’ Bologna follows on the heels of acclaimed blog, www.tasteforbologna.blogspot.com, with 240 pages of reviews, interviews, visits to the best artisan producers, authentic recipes to try at home plus how to spend 48 hours in Bologna. Specially designed for the i-pad with dozens of full colour spreads, this e-book looks good on any computer or smart phone.


It doesn't work on Kindle or Kobo (or any other device that can't cope with double page spreads and colour).  

Use it in the kitchen, use it as your guide in food-mad Bologna or drool over it almost anywhere.  Download the pdf  now from i-tunes for £5.99 or $11.99 -  http://itunes.apple.com/us/book/foodlovers-bologna/id521148245?mt=11




Or go to Paypal. Once Paypal has accepted your payment it emails me to confirm you have paid and then I send you your personal copy of the book.

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The book of the blog - coming soon

Negotiating about food: the big business in Bologna

Bologna is Italy's food capital. Who would dispute that in Italy? Yet here in England (and probably in the US too), while the bookshops are full of cookery books about Tuscany and Sicily, there's nothing on Bologna. Liz Cousins and I - who have been visiting the city for 30 years - decided last year to rectify that by writing a book about the relationship between the Bolognese and food, a mixture of tourist guide and cookery book.

‘Foodlovers’ Bologna – a guide to eating, drinking and shopping with classic Bolognese recipes’ will be published as an e-book in March.  Like A Taste for Bologna,  it will introduce the best and most interesting restaurants and restauranteurs to an English-reading readership. It will feature the classical ingredients of Bolognese such as parmigiano, mortadella and prosciutto, and the people who produce them. It will centre on the city but take readers on a tour around Bologna the province. We will even visit Modena and Parma. The book will demonstrate that tagliatelle al ragu, tortellini and lasagne - the best known dishes abroad - are part of a large and rich culinary tradition. One that is an essential part of life for the Bolognese.

Watch out for a  pre-publication offer on this site. Let us know if you want to buy.