A Yorkshire Lad: My Life with Recipes
By (Author) Brian Turner
Headline Publishing Group
Headline Book Publishing
14th November 2001
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
General cookery and recipes
641.5
256
Width 184mm, Height 23mm, Spine 244mm
894g
Brian Turner's good-humoured Yorkshire directness underpins this cook's tour of his life, as he retraces his steps along the culinary route that has taken him from his northern roots to the chairmanship of the Academy of Culinary Arts. In 1986 he opened Turner's in Walton Street - a far cry from his home town Morley and working in his father's transport cafe! Rich in anecdote and insight, the autobiographical text is complemented by over fifty recipes that both give a flavour of their era and occupy a special place in his own personal hall of fame. Witty, poignant, revelatory, salivatory, A YORKSHIRE LAD represents a slice of the history of British cooking and no one interested in food will be able to resist it.
Brian Turner is chef-patron of the award-winning Turner's restaurant in Walton Street, London, and Chairman of the Academy of Culinary Arts.