Guide to Fish is a user-friendly, informative guide to choosing and cooking the 23 sustainable fish species. This book tells you everything you need to know, including how to select different species of sustainable fish, which fish are farmed and when a fish is in season. There is information about what the fillets should look like raw, as well as advice for the best ways to cook the species. Each fish is accompanied by 3 very simple recipes, designed for ease and speed, and a wine recommendation. Colour illustrations make this the perfect book to take with you to the fish markets or to give as a gift.

"Kiwis love their food, especially all those goodies that are unique to New Zealand. This book is a quirky celebration of our national cuisine that is chock-full of stories about the food we regard with affection - from Anzac biscuits to whitebait, chocolate fish to the Sunday roast. More than 20 simple recipes are included so that you can create such Kiwi classics as Afghans, Pavlova, Feijoa Jam, or Ginger Crunch. Afghans, Barbecues and Chocolate Fish explores the history of our well-known food brands such as Vogel's, Marmite and Weet-Bix, investigates the tall tales that surround the origins of the likes of Lamingtons and Neenish Tarts, provides the low-down on Kiwi culinary traditions such as Christmas, birthday parties and 'ladies a plate', along with a fun collection of facts. For instance, did you know...that crayfish can migrate hundreds of kilometres? That our beloved Jaffas were originally Australian? Or that we eat nearly 2 million Jelly Tips a year?" --Publisher.

"Part cookbook, part cultural education, part family memoir, 'The Amish cook's anniversary book: 20 years of food, family, and faith' celebrates two decades of home and hearth straight from the pens of the original Amish Cook, Elizabeth Coblentz, and her daughter and successor, Lovina Eicher..."--Dust jacket flap.