Kaukasis The Cookbook By Olia Hercules The Culinary Journey Through Georgia, Azerbaijan And Beyond Book

Kaukasis The Cookbook: The culinary journey through Georgia, Azerbaijan & beyond (Condition: BRAND NEW | Format: Hardcover | ISBN: 9781784721640) is a beautifully photographed, narrative-driven cookbook for curious home cooks, food lovers, parents and teachers who want to explore the rich, under-exposed flavours of the Caucasus. Written by acclaimed food writer Olia Hercules, this paperback editions hardcover presentation makes it a stylish addition to any kitchen and a lasting gift set item for anyone eager to expand their recipe repertoire. Olia Hercules brings a storytellers sensibility to each recipe, weaving personal memories, regional history and practical kitchen advice into dishes from Georgia, Azerbaijan and neighbouring regions. Praised by culinary greats — "A sensitive, personal journey expressed through the beauty of food - just wonderful" (Jamie Oliver) and "Olia Hercules is a storyteller-foodwriter, and a wholly original voice in the kitchen" (Nigella Lawson) — this cookbook doubles as a travelogue and a hands-on recipe collection. What youll find inside: Authentic regional recipes: A curated selection of flavour-packed dishes that put the Caucasus best-loved ingredients — walnuts, pomegranates, wild herbs and fermented dairy — front and centre. Story-led instruction: Each recipe is accompanied by a personal anecdote or cultural note, turning cooking into a journey and making it perfect for readers who enjoy context with their cookery. Accessible techniques: Clear, user-friendly methods help both adventurous beginners and experienced cooks recreate vibrant, restaurant-quality flavours at home. Highlights and endorsements that build trust: "You might not think you would be interested in a book celebrating the food and flavours of the Caucasus...but you would be wrong." — Sunday Time Ireland "Each recipe has a story, making this a fascinating read as well as a stunning cookbook" — BBC Good Food "If the cooking of the Caucasian region isn't ye