Smart Tart

Smart Tart

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Publisher's Synopsis

The Art of the Tartappealed to cooks of all ages and abilities, even those who didn't 'do' pastry.Smart Tartis a book about food and how it defines us - in 15 autobiographical sketches, Tamasin takes us back to early memories of making jam tarts with her mother, the matchless taste of the Bakewell tart made by her grandparents' cook Rhoda, her father's elaborate Christmas rituals and the pleasures of tea at Fortnum & Mason with her brother Daniel. She writes at length of the beauty and restorative power of County Mayo in the west of Ireland and of the important role food played in the social revolution of the 1960s. In one of the most powerful pieces in the book she recounts six months teaching a group of local mums how to cook as part of a Homestart programme and how it transformed their lives.Smart Tartis now redesigned with a colour cover.

About the Publisher

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Unbound

Unbound was founded by three writers: Dan Kieran, Justin Pollard & John Mitchinson. We think people who love books ? primarily readers and writers ? deserve a say in what does or doesn't get published. You may not be aware of it, but even best selling authors are beginning to have very restrictive parameters imposed on the kinds of books they get to write. Put simply, there are lots of potentially great books we're not getting the opportunity to read.

Book information

ISBN: 9781783520954
Publisher: Random House
Imprint: Unbound
DEWEY: 641.5092
DEWEY edition: 23
Language: English
Number of pages: 128
Weight: 110g
Height: 194mm
Width: 124mm
Spine width: 10mm