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FOOD

y favourite cookbooks look like Day Glo hedgehogs – bristling with Post-it notes next to all the recipes I want to try. One of the most neon-edged books in the house is Ruby Tandoh’s . It is thoughtfully written, keeping in mind readers who are less confident in, packed with wonderful German Christmas recipes. Look out for the recipe for lebkuchen, which look exactly like the walls of the gingerbread house in Hansel and Gretel. The book is beautiful, too, with elegant lino cuts and photography by the author.

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