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No measurements

Before you get stuck into this, you should know why it's written the way it is. I believe the skill involved in cooking isn't about measurements or precise instructions. My approach relies on trial and error as the core of good food, and that's the best way to learn. So here I'm giving you a cookbook with no measurements, only ingredients. No temperatures, no times, no accuracy. Basic instructions to show you that cooking is easy, as long as you've got a set of tastebuds.

poached eggs on a bed of herby, zesty yoghurt and topped with paprika butter and crispy shallots.
Close up of a bowl of edamame salad with pops of red onion and coriander.
soba noodles dressed with a herby laksa dressing, colourful vegetables, pickled red cabbage and a halved boiled egg.
golden honey with crystallised chilli and garlic slices suspended in it.
Sliced tuna steak coated in black and white seeds, wasabi mayo and crispy shallots. micro greens.
bright orange dip made with carrots, topped with parsley and pomegranate seeds, served with tortilla chips.
bright green pesto spread on a plate and garnished with red chilli flakes and mint leaves.
bright pink spaghetti with parmesan, capers and rocket leaves twirled on to a circular plate.
tempura fried eggplant coated in a sweet sticky sauce and topped with curly strands of spring onion
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