Galton Blackiston - Cooking at Morston Hall
To celebrate ten years at Morston Hall, Galton Blackiston has produced a collection of his favourite recipes which have been rigorously put through their paces both at cookery demonstrations and as a result of their regular appearance on the menu. Galton believes in using locally sourced seasonal ingredients. His philosophy is to keep it simple.
He has built up a reputation for running one of Britain’s leading country house hotels serving good food to a small number of guests. For Galton the move to North Norfolk was a return to children’s summers.
Blakeney lobsters, Cromer crabs, Morston mussels, Cley smokehouse kippers, Norfolk apples and local wild mushrooms are just some of the items which local producers deliver to Morston Hall's kitchen most mornings. These give Galton the chance to work with the best seasonally available produce for his renowned menus.
Galton has brought together many of his favourite recipes, all of which can be easily interpreted at home. They are there to serve as a guide and give a little inspiration to those of you who enjoy cooking.
Available direct from Morston Hall now only in paperback for £17.00 (including P&P) Tel 01263 741041, please indicate if you would like the book signed by Galton. The book is also available at the major book sellers and specialist cookery shops (ISBN: 1-903872-04-9).
Galton Blackiston - Return to Real Cooking
In this my second book, you will find over 100 great recipes that all reflect my passion for using fresh, seasonal produce to create simple, yet hopefully stunning dishes. From Savoury Muffins to Parsley and Bacon Soup, a simple yet delicious Fillet of Plaice, Braised Shoulder of Lamb with Gravy and Apple sauce, and mouth-watering puddings such as Baked Vanilla Cheesecake with Poached Blueberries (Delia tried this one the other week and came back for seconds and thirds!!)
Available direct from Morston Hall at £25.00 (including p&p). Telephone 01263 741041. The book is also available from major book stores (ISBN 1-903872-19-7)