Food Gurus

Food GurusAuthor: Stephen Vines ISBN: 9798337202082 Publisher: Open Road Integrated Media Year first published: 14 Jan 2026 Pages: 346 Format: Paperback softback A fascinating overview of culinary history exploring the lives of twenty people who have impacted the way we dine. "An intriguing dip into the lives and obsessions of an eclectic round up of ancient and modern food heroes whose tastes affect ours. Easy to digest, great recipes and some surprises."

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