Roots, a cookbook by Diane Morgan

Who? Diane Morgan

What? Roots are not the most glamorous vegetables out there but somehow Diane Morgan has managed to make it work in her latest book “Roots”. With more than 250 recipes on the familiar (potatoes and turnips) and the unfamiliar (wasabi and taro), it’s the ultimate guide to this comfort food. Perfect for winter. Priced at £25.

When? Available now

Where? Available in store and online

How? Purchase at Amazon

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