The much-anticipated follow-up title to Russell Norman's award- winning and bestselling Polpo, showcasing simple Florentine recipes. Brutto is actually bellissimo. A perfect cookbook for lovers of true Tuscan food. Simply brilliant.' - Stanley Tucci. Brutto ma buono - ugly but good.

This is the food of Florence - rigorously simple, few ingredients, exceptionally good. Anchovy with cold butter and sourdough; Penne with tomato and vodka; Sausages with braised lentils and mustard; Roasted squash with borlotti bean and salsa verde; Country-style bread and tomato salad; 3-ingredient meringue hazelnut cookies. The food of Florence rests on humble ingredients - not many - brought together in the rough-and-ready style of everyday cooking with flavor at its heart. This stunning brand-new cookbook offers outstanding recipes from Russell Norman's acclaimed new restaurant, Trattoria Brutto, alongside an ode to one of Italy's most beloved city's, Florence, and specifically the bohemian district of Santo Spirito. Including Russell's captivating stories and insider advice, Brutto is a proudly fuss-free recipe book to use every day, wherever you are, and an joyous tribute to Italy's greatest rustic cuisine. Includes metric measures.

Bring together your favorite people for the ultimate burger night. Whether it’s a weekend gathering with friends, a date-night in, or simply a mid-week burger craving, Burger Night has the best and craziest burgers for every occasion.

Learn how to make oversize all-American burgers, including the classic Cheeseburger, the eponymous Smash burger, and a triple beast burger simply called The Cowboy. Or discover the Southern-fried Chicken Waffle Breakfast Burger or Gochujang Fried Chicken Burger, coated in a finger-licking sweet-spicy glaze that is off-the-charts good. Vegetarians and vegans are also treated to a range of plant-based offerings including the Impossible Double Smash, the Californian, and a Fried Green Tomato burger. In addition to finding fifty new burger recipes, you’ll also learn how to craft your own condiments, so you’ll never have to rely on store-bought versions again.

With a bold design that nods to the series’ three previous cookbooks—Taco Night, Pasta Night, and Pizza Night—and bright, p

Built on a creamy buttermilk base, Buttermilk Ranch Dip brings together parsley, buttermilk powder, garlic powder, onion powder, dill, chives, and black pepper for a classic tangy profile. It works especially well with veggie trays, chips, wings, sandwiches, baked potatoes, and dressings, delivering cool, rounded flavor with subtle herbal depth. A natural match for beef, chicken, and light fish, where its creamy tang balances both rich and delicate dishes.
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To celebrate 10 years of the sumptuous, sought-after, limited-edition Cabana magazine, editor Martina Mondadori presents the most revered Cabana-approved designers and their works alongside previously unseen interiors projects in this unique, superbly produced addition to any design enthusiast’s library.

A fine marriage of green tea with mint and bergamot-flavoured tea.

The taste of a sunny summer

Box of 30 round original French cotton muslin tea sachets

Black & green tea - Jardin Premier: mint & bergamot

A fine marriage of green tea with mint and bergamot-flavoured tea.

The taste of a sunny summer.

Black classical sealed canister containing 100g of tea

Cassoulet Confessions is an enthralling memoir by award-winning food and travel writer Sylvie Bigar that reveals how a simple journalistic assignment sparked a culinary obsession and transcended into a quest for identity. Set in the stunning southern French countryside, this honest and poignant memoir conveys hunger for authentic food and a universal hunger for home. In Cassoulet Confessions, Sylvie travels across the Atlantic from her home in New York to the origin of cassoulet – the Occitanie region of Southern France. There she immerses herself in all things cassoulet: the quintessential historic meat and bean stew. From her first spoonful, she is transported back to her dramatic childhood in Geneva, Switzerland, and finds herself journeying through an unexpected rabbit hole of memories.

Philip Greene, winner of the 13th Annual Spirited Award for Best New Book on Drinks Culture, History or Spirits, pairs each day of the year with a cocktail recipe that represents it, along with a toast in celebration! For every day of the year, Cheers! offers delicious cocktail recipes along with a backstory connecting the recipe to a particular day and a toast to raise in celebration. Greene draws on a range of interesting and (usually) fun events, some significant and some trivial, from the pages of history, literature, sports, entertainment, and more. Many of the toasts are classics culled from cocktail and bartending books dating to the nineteenth century, the works of Shakespeare, and other timeless sources. While the book undoubtedly acknowledges the usual (New Year's Eve, Valentine's Day, St. Patrick's Day, Cinco de Mayo, etc.), it also features a new twist on standard observances, offering a fresh story, angle, and drink. Hardcover book; 5 x 9 inches; 392 pages.

Our cookie rolling pin has either a built in 1/4 inch or 3/16" guide at the handles, so that you can roll out the perfect cookie each time. The cookie pin rolls on top of the dough until the sides come down, once down you know you have the exact depth.

Approx. 2 3/8” in diameter and approx. 20” in length, barrel rolling area is approx. 13” long.

Vermont Rolling Pins, from the Shaker to the French, are hand turned, shaped from a solid block of cherry hardwood. Their craftsmanship makes them worthy of display—but don’t worry, they are the “please touch” kind of art. So roll out the pizza, pasta, and pie—a Vermont Rolling Pin is beauty you can put to use.

The Flame is named for its elegant handles, shaped like flames from a candle wick. It’s a classy rolling pin that does its job well.



Approx. 2 3/8”in diameter and approx. 20” in length, barrel rolling area is approx. 13” long.

Vermont Rolling Pins, from the Shaker to the French, are hand turned, shaped from a solid block of cherry hardwood. Their craftsmanship makes them worthy of display—but don’t worry, they are the “please touch” kind of art. So roll out the pizza, pasta, and pie—a Vermont Rolling Pin is beauty you can put to use.

Our French Rolling Pin features tapered ends that allow for easy circular rotation—you’ll finally be able to roll out the perfect pie crust. Our tapered ends are slenderly pointed, not bluntly cut off like many out there. There’s an understated elegance to the French's long and balanced line.



Approx. 1 3/4” in diameter and approx. 20” in length, barrel rolling area is approx. 9” long.

Vermont Rolling Pins, from the Shaker to the French, are hand turned, shaped from a solid block of cherry hardwood. Their craftsmanship makes them worthy of display—but don’t worry, they are the “please touch” kind of art. So roll out the pizza, pasta, and pie—a Vermont Rolling Pin is beauty you can put to use.

The Monster is one large rolling pin. A heavy-duty pin that feels great in the hands. Its concaved handles give the Monster a modern touch. You will enjoy using this large rolling pin.

Approx. 2 ¾” in diameter and approx. 20” in length, barrel rolling area is approx. 13” long.

Vermont Rolling Pins, from the Shaker to the French, are hand turned, shaped from a solid block of cherry hardwood. Their craftsmanship makes them worthy of display—but don’t worry, they are the “please touch” kind of art. So roll out the pizza, pasta, and pie—a Vermont Rolling Pin is beauty you can put to use.

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From the bestselling, James Beard Award–winning food writer and author of Gâteau comes a beautifully illustrated cookbook that celebrates the French love affair with chocolate, featuring over 100 elegant recipes.

In France, chocolate is more than a treat—it’s a daily essential, and in Paris, it’s nothing short of an obsession. At the legendary food market Épicerie Bon Marché, hundreds of square feet are dedicated to everything chocolate, from biscuits and bonbons to baking bars and luxurious tins of drinking chocolate.

At home, chocolate shines in creations like pâte à tartiner (homemade Nutella) and gâteau au chocolat, a rich, nearly flourless cake with a texture that dances between mousse and moist crumb. The recipe for this cake in Chocolat is the little black dress of desserts: simple yet irresistible. While desserts like profiteroles, éclairs, or bûches de Noël require some practice, many chocolate desserts are easy to make, thanks to chocolate’s minimal need

An unorthodox dark, crunchy chocolate, distinguished by the smooth, balanced, and caramelly notes of Guatemalan coffee beans with woody spicy notes from cardamom – deep, rich and stimulating.