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What you’ll find here

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Recipes that have been cooked four times

Not once, for the photograph. Four times, in a home kitchen, until the quantities are right and the timings are honest.

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Nothing that needs equipment you do not own

If a recipe needs a stand mixer or a thermometer, that is the first line, not a surprise in step six.

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One email most Fridays, and no more

What I cooked that week, what went wrong, and the recipe that came out of it.

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The newsletter

One email most Fridays: what I cooked, what went wrong, and the recipe that came out of it.

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The cooking club

A few hundred people swapping substitutions and photographs of their failures. Free to join.

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On video

The techniques that are easier watched than read — dough, pastry, anything involving a thermometer.

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If you only make ten things

In the order I would cook them. The first three need nothing you do not already own.

Out now

My First Ever Cookbook

Sixty recipes built around cooking once and eating twice — a long Sunday lunch, and what it becomes on Tuesday. Hardback, 240 pages, photographed in the same kitchen as everything here.

My First Ever Cookbook, standing on a kitchen counter
The meal plan, printed and clipped together

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Two weeks of dinners, planned

Fourteen dinners, one shopping list, and the order to cook them in so nothing goes soft in the drawer. Written for one oven and a weeknight.

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