This post contains an item gifted for review.
Hi everyone! Today I have a gift idea for the aspiring chef in your life, or a treat for yourself if you love to cook! This is the for the Love of the Land cookbook, put together by Jenny Jefferies.
For The Love Of The Land is a cook book to celebrate British farmers and their food, sharing lots of lovely recipes as well as stories and information on different farms around the country.

“Recipes include Blackbrook Beef Bolognese from a traditional lowland farm in Leicestershire, Kentish Lavender Shortbread from Castle Farm and a cocktail featuring fresh edible flowers from Greens of Devon.”
I really enjoyed reading through all the farmers’ stories in this book, and I’ve learnt so much about different farms around the country and what they specialise in. I know that my boyfriend Aaron will love creating some of the recipes in this book, as he is a big meat lover and really enjoys cooking.

One thing I really love about this cookbook is the fact that the dishes focus on making the most out of local and seasonal ingredients. It also encourages sustainable farming and educates people about the farming industry and the passion and hardship that goes with it.
“For many families, working the land and raising livestock is a true labour of love, and what they produce is the backbone of the country’s food and drink.“

Another great thing about this book is for every copy sold, a proportion of the royalties will be donated to The National Literacy Trust, a charity dedicated to giving disadvantaged children the literacy skills they need to succeed.
Thank-you so much to Jenny for creating this lovely book and sending me out one to review. Make sure you check out the website, as well as their social media (twitter and instagram).
Until next time.
XOX
This looks like a great cookbook! I think this would make such a great gift for anyone who loved cooking too x
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Oooh this cookbook looks right up my street! I’ll have to give it a go!
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This is a great gift idea 🙂 I love this post, and supporting small businesses- however they come- is so important this year! I love the sound of the recipes in this book x
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I love cookbooks and this one has gorgeous photos! Always a plus. Thanks so much for the link.
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I really like the look of this cookbook, I reckon it has some great recipes! x
Lucy | http://www.lucymary.co.uk
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This sounds like a great book! I love shopping for local ingredients and really appreciate companies that give back. Thanks for sharing.
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This is such a great book! It’s so important to support local farmers, I could definitely do more of it. This would make a great gift for the cooking lover!
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This looks like a great cookbook! I prefer it when cookbooks are more than a continuous list of recipes. I want the stories behind the food!
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I love a recipe book! These recipes sound just up my street xx
http://www.dellalovesnutella.co.uk/
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I think it’s so neat that the book includes the tales of the farmers as well as the recipes. What a great combination and I think more cookbooks need to be like this. Great review! I’m certainly wanting to purchase it now.
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I love a good cookbook, I seem to buy loads around this time of year, tricking myself into thinking I’ll cook boujiee things for Christmas and never do ahah!
Rosie
https://www.loverosiee.co.uk
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I like that the book mentions buying/using seasonal produce — that is a great idea, plus it keeps the food interesting and adaptive to what’s available. I know a few of my family and friends back in the UK who will love this book!
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I’m not much of a fan of cookbooks but the graphics caught my eye! Hope it will help you in your journey!
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Thanks for sharing your review, it looks a lovely cookery book right up my street 🙂
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