The Manchester Cook Book

The Manchester Cook Book

A Celebration of the Amazing Food and Drink on Our Doorstep

by Kate Eddison, Anna Tebble, Marc Barker

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We all know that our capital of the North is a city bursting with a love of culture, sport, music and nightlife. But these days, it's also become celebrated for its vibrant food and drink scene, with countless producers, breweries, restaurants and delis recognised for their alternative culinary concoctions. This book is all about showcasing the finest of these. We revel in the very best of the region's local specialities, including Bury's famous Black Pudding and the traditional Manchester Tart as well as exploring a plethora of places you'll find whilst meandering through the converted mills, warehouses and city side streets. Packed to the rafters with recipes and anecdotes from the culinary community, you are bound to find something that tickles your taste buds. With entries from the Aiden Byrne's Manchester House and Simon Rogan's Mr Coopers as well as The Victorian Chop House Company, Harvey Nichols and The Metropolitan, it's time to roll up your sleeves and get stuck in.

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