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David Loftus, with an introduction by Jamie Oliver
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David Loftus, with an introduction by Jamie Oliver Genre: Cookery The world’s best food photographer and some of the world’s best and most celebrated chefs serve the whole world on a plate. Exquisitely designed and easy to follow, this culinary adventure will delight enthusiastic cooks and armchair foodies alike. Inspired by Jules Verne’s classic story, one of the world’s foremost food photographers, David Loftus, is your guide on the culinary journey of a lunch-time. Follow David and his friends – including Jamie Oliver, Nigella Lawson, Atul Kotchhar, Heston Blumenthal and Sybil Kapoor – as they recreate the original journey around the world, gathering their favourite tastes, treats and most nostalgic foodie tales as they go. Begin with a kedgeree breakfast in London; take elevenses in Aden, and a light lunch in Bombay; cool down with a granita cocktail in Taiwan; enjoy a hearty stew Home on the Range, followed by pecan pie in the city that doesn't sleep; warm up with a snifter of hot buttered rum as you cross the Atlantic; refuel with a bowl of Scouse in Liverpool; and, safely home, celebrate a happy ending with a cake that will leave you hungry for seconds... Perfectly complemented by David Loftus’ award-winning photography, exquisite illustrations and collages, as well as some entertaining stories, this is one book every foodie will be hungry for. DAVID LOFTUS is one of the most talented and respected photographers in the world. He has won numerous awards as a food photographer, and he has worked with the greatest chefs in the world today including Jamie Oliver, Nigella Lawson, Heston Blumenthal and Gordon Ramsay. He also shoots fashion, portraits and landscapes, and directs commercials and short films. He lives in London, and has two children. Finished copies available Extent: 288pp Rights: World Denmark: Legind; Estonia: Pegasus; France: Hachette; Germany: National Geographic; Portugal: Civilizacao; The Netherlands: Kosmos WINGS: A Hundred Years of British Aerial Warfare |
