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  • Testing times: J Kenji Lopez-Alt at home in California.Credit: Liz Hafalia / San Francisco Chronicle / Polaris / eyevine

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    Why didn’t my cake rise? J Kenji López-Alt has the answer

    Our baking specialist appreciates the scientific side to cooking championed by J Kenji López-Alt
  • Pierre Koffman shot at The Berkely on 14 september 2016 for ofm

    Pierre Koffmann: 'A kind of culinary Pele'

    How a French cook became a cornerstone of modern British cuisine
  • Colwin in her New York home, 1978: ‘She draws you into her kitchen. She’s the best friend you’d want standing next to you as you cook’

    'As much about eating as cooking': Anna Jones on Laurie Colwin

    Laurie Colwin liberated home cooks with stories and recipes full of wit, warmth, humour and a love of good food
  • Jane Grigson in her kitchen, Sept 1989: ‘Her food books are dense with history, geography, literature, the natural world and poetry,’ says Rachel.

    Recipes that always work: why Jane Grigson is a cook's best friend

    Wise, practical and joyful, her books make you feel you are in safe hands in the kitchen
  • Gordon Ramsay<br>D 94550-09 Gordon Ramsay. Obligatory Credit - CAMERA PRESS / John Carey. SPECIAL PRICE APPLIES. British celebrity chef and restaurateur Gordon Ramsay pictured at home.Clare Smyth: ‘Gordon has been hugely influential in making the cheffy world a little more accessible’

    Gordon Ramsay’s three-ingredient broccoli soup – recipe

    Clare Smyth – named the best female chef in the world – explains why she loves his super-simple soup
  • Meera Sodha: ‘Madhur Jaffrey showed me how evocative and pleasurable food stories can be’

    Madhur Jaffrey’s sesame seed potatoes recipe

    Madhur Jaffrey’s books taught me not only to cook, but to write. A tip for beginners - try her simply spiced potatoes recipe
  • British floral artist Constance Spry decorating the Queen’s table at Lancaster House, London, ready for the Coronation Banquet in honour of Queen Elizabeth II, 5 June 1953.

    Prue Leith on Constance Spry: coronation chicken is still on the menu

    The Great British Bake Off judge explains how the Cordon Bleu school founder inspired her
  • Auguste Escoffier (1846-1935), 1930. Found in the collection of Musée Escoffier de l’Art Culinaire. (Photo by Fine Art Images/Heritage Images/Getty Images)

    Dominique Ansel on Escoffier's pancakes – with Nutella

    The pastry chef reckons only one thing tops the crepe recipe by the king of classic French cuisine
  • Jamie Oliver making foccacia bread in his series The Naked Chef, BBC Two, 21 April 1999.

    Jack Monroe on Jamie Oliver: 'I've never made a recipe of his that hasn't worked'

    A chance cookbook purchase turned Jack Monroe on to a cheeky, chatty, more confident way with food
  • Celebrity Chef Rosemary Shrager demonstrating dishes from his new book at the Ely Food and Drink Festival 2018<br>MKDJGX Celebrity Chef Rosemary Shrager demonstrating dishes from his new book at the Ely Food and Drink Festival 2018

    Crusted pigeons and 'impressionist' cooks: TV food expert Rosemary Shrager's kitchen inspirations

    The cook explains how French chefs inspired her early experiments
  • Marco Pierre White (left) with second chef Gordon Ramsay (right, background) at Harveys restaurant in Wandsworth Common, London, June 1989.

    Tom Kerridge on Marco Pierre White: ‘Suddenly, it was cool to be working at midnight.’

    The Cook’s Cook For Tom Kerridge, and many chefs like him, Marco Pierre White and his book White Heat were the reason they are in the business
  • Marcella Hazan<br>This image taken on May 29, 2012, shows chef Marcella Hazan posing in the kitchen of her Longboat Key, Fla., home. (AP Photo/Chris O’Meara)

    Want to cook great Italian food? Turn to Marcella Hazan

    Why the great food writer’s books must be in the kitchen of anyone hoping to create one of the country’s classics
  • Claudia Roden's kitchen
Claudia Roden shot for OFM

    How Claudia Roden made Middle Eastern food commonplace

    The cook’s cook The pioneering author blazed a trail with a style that transported readers to Persian bazaars and Moroccan souks
  • Julia Child at her home in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

    The book that took the fear out of cooking

    Why Julia Child’s book Mastering the Art of French Cooking is still the go-to cookbook of the celebrated River Cafe chef
  • Diana Kennedy: an author and authority on Mexican cooking. ‘It was extraordinary to meet this very British woman living in the middle of the Mexican jungle.’

    Mexican icon: how Diana Kennedy changed how we cook

    The Essential Cuisines of Mexico remains an important repository not just of cookery, but of Mexican folklore
  • Stephanie Alexander: ‘always very vocal’.

    From artichokes to kangaroo salad: the recipes of Stephanie Alexander

    Chef Peter Gordon explains why the restaurateur’s The Cook’s Companion is an invaluable guide to Australian food
  • Anna Del Conter at home in Dorset: ‘Anna’s writing encapsulate the Italian approach’ says Hix.

    'Accurate and authentic': the key cookbook for classic Italian cuisine

    The cook’s cook Chef Mark Hix turns to the pages of the legendary Anna Del Conte’s Gastronomy of Italy
  • Kenny Shopsin

    Restaurateur Russell Norman on legendary New York chef Kenny Shopsin

    Shopsin’s eccentric attitude to food had Norman lining up for his recipe book. Simple dishes, colourful stories... but leave your attitude at the door
  • Elizabeth David shot in her kitchen in Halsey St Chelsea, c 1956/7

    Elizabeth David: ‘all that is good in British cookery’

    The sparse elegance of Elizabeth David’s cookery writing was the cornerstone of many a kitchen: it inspired and sustained Jeremy Lee’s family and was one of the first to celebrate seasonal, local produce
  • Michel Guérard (above, in his kitchen, 1976) knew about ‘the fundamental elements‘ of ‘seasonality, ingredients, provenance, creativity and authenticity’.Michel Guérard (above, in his kitchen, 1976) knew about ‘the fundamental elements‘ of ‘seasonality, ingredients, provenance, creativity and authenticity’.

    Raymond Blanc: three books that taught me how to cook

    The chef arrived in Britain 45 years ago with no English and no idea how to cook. But he quickly learned both – thanks to these greats ...
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