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About the author
Acknowledgments
After spending years as an international model, Caroline
Bretherton dedicated herself to her passion for food, founding
her company, Manna Food, in 1996.
Her fresh, light, and stylish cooking soon developed a stylish
following to match, with a catering clientele that included
celebrities, art galleries, theatres, and fashion magazines,
as well as cutting edge businesses. She later expanded the
company to include an all-day eatery called Manna Café
on Portobello Road, in the heart of London’s Notting Hill.
A move into the media has seen her working consistently in
television over the years, guesting on and presenting a wide range
of food programmes for terrestrial and cable broadcasters.
The author would like to thank
Mary-Clare, Dawn, and Alastair at Dorling Kindersley for their
help and encouragement with this massive task, as well as
Borra Garson and all at Deborah McKenna for all their work
on my behalf. Lastly I would like to thank all my family and
friends for their tremendous encouragement and appetites!
Dorling Kindersley would like to thank
The following people for their work on the photoshoot:
Art Directors
Nicky Collings, Miranda Harvey, Luis Peral, Lisa Pettibone
Props Stylist
Wei Tang
Food Stylists
Kate Blinman, Lauren Owen, Denise Smart
Home Economist Assistant
Emily Jonzen
Baking equipment used in the step-by-step photography
kindly donated by Lakeland. For all your baking needs contact:
http://www.lakeland.co.uk; or order by phone on 015394 88100.
Caroline de Souza for art direction and setting the style of the
presentation stills photography.
More recently Caroline has worked increasingly in print, becoming
a regular contributor to The Times on Saturday, and writing her first
book The Allotment Cookbook.
In her spare time, Caroline tends her beloved allotment near her
home in London, growing a variety of fruits, vegetables, and herbs.
When she can, she indulges her passion for wild food foraging,
both in the city and the country.
She is married to Luke, an academic, and has two boys, Gabriel and
Isaac, who were more than happy to test the recipes for this book.
Dorothy Kikon for editorial assistance and Anamica Roy for
design assistance.
Jane Ellis for proofreading and Susan Bosanko for indexing.
Thanks to the following people for their work on the US edition:
Consultant
Kate Curnes
Americanizers
Nichole Morford and Jenny Siklós
Thanks also to Steve Crozier for retouching.