Cooking the Books: The simple pleasures in life


Written by Bill Ho, a chef who formerly ran 8 Café & Bar in Singapore, this home-hewn cookbook features a collection of recipes that form the heart and soul of Ho’s childhood memories and culinary favourites.

Perhaps the best – and most interesting thing – about this book is the vivid, gorgeous illustrations that accompany each recipe. They are wonderfully evocative and somehow speak to me more than regular photographs would.

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