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A Cook’s Year in a Welsh Farmhouse
A mother’s love
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Autobiographical dishes
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Barricaded Larder
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Classic French Adventures
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Emerald Marguerite
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European Festival
European Peasant
Family life memoir
Family Life Still as a Wife
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Princess and Pheasant other recipes
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Sacred Latin American Kitchen
Saffron Sunshine
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Soup Galore Ramblings
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Tapas Classic Small Dishes from
The Flavours of Andalucia
Truffles Spanish

Family Life

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By (author): Elisabeth Luard

________________ 'Unspeakably moving ... She deserves a medal' - Libby Purves, The Times 'One of the most powerful accounts you will ever read of a mother's love for her child' - Daily Mail 'Some of the most poignant and moving writing this year' - Daily Express ________________ An extraordinary and moving memoir of an unconventional, unforgettable family Not everyone keeps an eagle owl in the spare bedroom cupboard, plays chess for the French Foreign Legion, or goes to school on an obstinate donkey. But this was all just a day in the life of the four Luard children. For the Luards, growing up as their family travelled across Europe, life was a series of adventures. Yet no family is immune to tragedy, and in Francesca, the eldest of three daughters, we find a true heroine. Honest, perceptive and passionate, she tells her own story – until she can tell it no more. Full of anecdotes and peppered with their favourite recipes, Family Life is an extraordinary story of joy, grief and, above all – love. Elisabeth Luard gives a truthful and moving mother’s account of their unconventional, unforgettable tale. See more
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A Cook’s Year in a Welsh FarmhouseA mother’s loveA01=Elisabeth LuardAge Group_UncategorizedAuthor_Elisabeth LuardAutobiographical dishesAutobiography with recipesautomatic-updateBarricaded LarderBiography from a chef point of viewBringing up kids childrenCategory1=Non-FictionCategory=BGACategory=BMCategory=DNBACategory=DNCCategory=VFVCategory=WBClassic French AdventuresCooks travel writingCOP=United KingdomCountry recipesDelivery_Pre-orderEmerald Margueriteeq_biography-true-storieseq_food-drinkeq_health-lifestyleeq_isMigrated=2eq_non-fictionEuropean FestivalEuropean PeasantFamily life memoirFamily Life Still as a WifeFood writers books of the year guildKitchens and marketsLanguage_EnglishLocal traditions ideasMemoires-with-recipesPA=Temporarily unavailablePrice_€10 to €20Princess and Pheasant other recipesPS=ActiveReal fresh ingredientsSacred Latin American KitchenSaffron SunshinesoftlaunchSoup Galore RamblingsSpain and PortugalTapas Classic Small Dishes fromThe Flavours of AndaluciaTruffles Spanish

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Product Details
  • Weight: 248g
  • Dimensions: 129 x 198mm
  • Publication Date: 25 Apr 2013
  • Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Language: English
  • ISBN13: 9781408831076

About Elisabeth Luard

Elisabeth Luard is an award-winning food writer whose work includes European Peasant Cookery (published in the US as The Old World Kitchen, a New York Times benchmark cookbook of the twentieth century), The Food of Spain and Portugal, European Festival Food, Sacred Food and The Latin American Kitchen. She has also written a couple of doorstopper novels including Emerald (WHSmith Thumping Good Read Award), and a trio of memoirs-with-recipes including Family Life (a Guild of Food Writers’ Book of the Year), and was awarded the Glenfiddich Trophy for Foodwriting in 2007. She contributes regularly to national newspapers and magazines including The Telegraph, Daily Mail, Country Living and The Oldie and is currently Director of The Oxford Symposium on Food & Cookery. She lives in west Wales.

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