The Curry Club
since 1982

Accent Press 2005

256 pages - size: 195mm x 250mm x 23mm

Colour Photographs Throughout

Hardback ISBN: 1905170025

£14.99 plus £4.01 postage and packaging

In Stock - New

A unique book featuring over 120 recipes, divided into courses, including brunch, starters, salads, fish, poultry, meat, vegetables and rice, baking and desserts. Articles by top international chefs, culinary experts and wine writers. All profits will benefit the long term recovery of victims of the Boxing Day 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami disaster. A great gift for the adventurous cook who likes all cuisines.

Cooks

Darina Allen, Anjum Anand, Jane Asher, Antoine Audran, Ed Baines, Mary Berry, Ross Burden, Mary Cadogan, Antonio Carluccio, Pat Chapman, Gennaro Contaldo, Gill Davies, Josceline Dimbleby, Anton Edelmann, Sarah Jane Evans, Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, Shanth Fernando, Keith Floyd, Silvana France, Paul Gayler, Peter Gordon, Bill Granger, Sophie Grigson, Ainsley Harriott, Donna Hay, Alastair Hendy, Diana Henry, Lady Holmes, Ken Hom, Enid Humfrey, Atul Kochhar, Koluu, Nigella Lawson, James Martin, Genevieve McGough, Rachel McGuinness, Anthony Morrison, Jamie Oliver, Ian Pengelley, Justin Piers Gallatly, Mr Eddy Pratomo - Charge d'Affaires of the Indonesian Embassy London, Rose Prince, Paul Rankin, Gary Rhodes, Claudia Roden, Nihal Senanayake, Vivek Singh, Rock Stein, Sonia Stevenson, Mitchell Tonks, Caroline Waldegrave, William W Wongso, Antony Worrall Thompson, Iqbal Wahhab, Also Zilli and Fritz Zwahlen.

Wine Journalists

Tim Atkin, Andrew Jefford, Jane MacQuitty, Jancis Robinson and Matt Skinner.

Notes

East meets West was compiled by two British women. Barbara Jayson MBE and Jenny de Montfort, who met whilst living in Indonesia. Barbara was responsible for establishing The Foundation for Mother and Child Health in Indonesia and was awarded her MBE for charitable work. Jenny was born in Sri Lanka and has kept up close links with the island.

Accent Press, founded by Hazel Cushion, winner of the Pandora Women in Publishing Prize, is well known for its charity titles.

The publisher, compilers, photographers and all the authors donated their work for free. This enables all profits (around £2.50 from each book sold) to go directly to The Foundation for Mother and Child Health to assist with the long term rehabilitation of children and their parents affected by the Tsunami.

Update - August 2007

The book has raised over £250,000.00 for the Tsunami funds. But there is a still great deal of work to be done out there. You can still get a copy from us and contribute to the fund.