Larders & Filthy Queens
Orla McAndrew’s Larder is the Tardis of cookery books, and Christina Wade's ale tale is a beery flight.
Small as a tabernacle, Larder opens up to reveal a canyon of culinary ideas, which spill forth from every line of its 65 pages. Orla McAndrew’s book is a prodigious production, and Larder’s ergonomic design, by Jane Matthews, deserves to win every design award going.
But in addition to offering a welter of brilliant ideas, Larder digs deeper, setting the…
