The Brother Hubbard Cookbook
English
By (author): Garrett Fitzgerald
Discover a new way of eating with Brother Hubbards fresh, pure flavours dedicated to sharing and happiness.
Leaning towards aspects of Middle Eastern and Southern Mediterranean food, The Brother Hubbard Cookbook is packed with nutritious, wholesome, often deceptively vegetarian dishes that emphasise flavour, colour and texture.
Inside you will find favourite foods from the much-loved Brother Hubbard restaurant, the food they are asked about time and again. Dishes like Turkish Eggs Menemen, Moroccan Harira Soup, Middle Eastern Slaw and Harissa Baked Aubergine with Saffron Yogurt, Roasted Cashews and Apricots will bring a simple, exciting, creative new influence to your kitchen.
The book also tells the Brother Hubbard story, and their wonderful journey towards realising their own dream: adventures and happiness through cooking! Written in a style that will inspire even the most reluctant cook to have fun and to create a dish of which they can be proud, this is food that demands to be shared, that will make you feel better in both its preparation and its enjoyment.
I loved Brother Hubbard by day. I love its grown up nighttime brother. Theyre serving the kind of food I like to eat in the way I like to eat it. Catherine Cleary, The Irish Times
I for one will be back, as this place sells the most glorious salads and cared-for sandwiches in town, not to mention the smiles and good vibes. Edel Coffey, Irish Independent
A very cool, very urban café. The Wall Street Journal
Brother Hubbard feels very much like a cool independent London or New York cafe and comparisons have already been made to Ottolenghi and Soho's Milkbar. Irish Independent
At the table: Everyone from barristers to hipsters, to middle-aged women to workmates. Irish Independent
Exhilarating food Katy McGuinness, Irish Independent
There is definitely something special about Brother Hubbard Cafe. From its owners and staff to its food and surroundings, there is a wholesomeness and an authenticity that is as rare as it is unique. Sunday Independent
Whats on offer is my favourite type of food; a take on the flavours of the Middle East inspired by cooks like London-based Israeli Yotam Ottolenghi and British-Iranian Sabrina Ghaynour Totally Dublin
Garrett Fitzgerald and James Boland at Brother Hubbards in Capel Street have built up a fantastic reputation for their café cum deli. Darina Allen, Irish Examiner
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