Review
The real successor to Nigella Lawson's classic, How to Eat, a volume that every right-thinking person cherishes and consults regularly... Feast [is] just as entertaining and divulgent - and it works too, both as a practical manual and an engrossing read (Evening Standard )
Feast, like so much of Lawson's work, is a voluptuous and delicious piece of food writing (Tom Norrington-Davies Guardian )
Lovely photographs clear recipes great stress-busting tips (Lydia Slater Sunday Times 20041217)
As clever and inspiring as ever (Jeanette Winterson, Evening Standard 20041221)
She makes cooking seem like a real pleasure (Aileen Reed, Sunday Telegraph 20041221)
Feast, like so much of Lawson's work, is a voluptuous and delicious piece of food writing (Tom Norrington-Davies Guardian )
Lovely photographs clear recipes great stress-busting tips (Lydia Slater Sunday Times 20041217)
As clever and inspiring as ever (Jeanette Winterson, Evening Standard 20041221)
She makes cooking seem like a real pleasure (Aileen Reed, Sunday Telegraph 20041221)
Tom Norrington-Davies, Guardian
Feast, like so much of Lawson's work, is a voluptuous and delicious piece of food writing
