Can you recommend a cook book?

[BernardoTeashop]

Lockdown has meant that I’ve worked my way through my repertoire of recipes and can’t find any more inspiration in the cook books I have

Can you recommend any new ones for me? Prefer ones that don’t have a gazillion ingredients in each recipe. Any cuisine. Thanks

Nigel Slater’s Real Food is fabulous - good simple recipes, I also use Nick Nairn’s Scottish Classics recipes aren’t too fussy but really good food.

Another one saying the Roasting Tin cookbooks!

For Indian, Urban Rajah's Curry Memoirs by Ivor Peters is great. I picked it up in The Works, for a few quid, which made it even better.

Clever batch !!

Another vote for the Quick Roasting Tin cookbook. The 2nd Pinch of Nom cookbook is good too (Every day light).

I also really like the Hello Fresh cook book, lots of nice complete meal ideas, without too many complicated ingredients.

I like the Jamie Oliver ones. Got his just veg one lately and it's great.
BBC's goodfood website too

Leon happy one pot cooking is good.