Ginger Pig releases second book

Who? Ginger Pig

What? The award winning butchers Ginger Pig have recently released their second book. Entitled “Farmhouse Cook Book”, this second offering is still all about meat but also looks at some of the accompaniments. Inside you will find delicious recipes such as Indian roast game birds and walnut and salted caramel tart for afters. Priced at £25.

When? Available now

Where? Available in store and online

How? Purchase at Amazon

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