Marrow

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Whole Animal Eating

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Description

“Introducing Marrow: Whole Animal Eating, a forthcoming cookbook by Nick Thomson, founder of Marrow – a celebrated butchery and home store in Orewa and another in Devonport, Auckland.
Inspired by his friend Fergus Henderson’s renowned Nose to Tail philosophy, Nick presents a contemporary perspective on whole-animal cooking.
The book guides readers through the animal from head to tail, offering recipes that highlight each muscle and cut.
Drawing from his international experience in East London, Byron Bay, and Melbourne, and his commitment to community engagement through butchery classes and events at Marrow, Nick combines traditional techniques with modern culinary trends.
Marrow: Whole Animal Eating is poised to become an essential addition to any kitchen, celebrating New Zealand’s rich culinary heritage and the art of nose-to-tail cooking.”

Additional information

ISBN

9781067036805

Short Desc

Marrow: Whole
Animal Eating is a modern nose-to-tail cookbook by butcher Nick Thomson,
featuring globally inspired recipes that utilize every cut of the animal.

Publisher/Imprint

David Bateman Ltd

Published

3 Aug 26

Format

Hardback

Dimensions

190 x 270 mm

Pages

240

Author

Nick Thomson

Author Bio

"NICK THOMSON is the founder of Marrow, a celebrated butchery and home store in Orewa, Auckland. With experience honed in East London, Byron Bay and Melbourne, Nick combines international expertise with a deep respect for New Zealand's culinary traditions.Nick's debut book, Marrow: Whole Animal Eating, reflects his commitment to
mindful meat preparation, offering home cooks a chance to explore the
art of nose-to-tail cooking with confidence and creativity."

Reviews

"A young lad following his purpose. Doing it for care, rather than a trend." – FERGUS HENDERSON

"As a chef, it's so refreshing speaking with Nick about meat. It's like he's talking a new modern way of butchery. I haven't spoken about true head-to-tail butchery for such a long time. For many people, it's just a matter of learning and knowing how to cook with lesser-known cuts." – MICHAEL VAN DE ELZEN