“THE VERY BRITISH” “YOU DON’T DESERVE IT, BUT I STILL LOVE YOU” “COOKBOOK”

The Very British “You Don’t Deserve It, But I Still Love You” Cookbook

This is a deliciously cheeky collection of comforting British recipes for those moments when someone has annoyed you beyond reason… but you still plan to feed them.

Part cookbook, part peace offering and part domestic diplomacy manual, this giftable collection is packed with proper British food designed to soften moods, repair minor emotional damage and help everyone remember why they liked each other in the first place.

From golden pies, hearty bakes and comforting suppers to indulgent puddings, cakes, treats and dishes impressive enough to suggest genuine remorse, every recipe comes with a generous helping of dry British humour.

Perfect for couples, partners, husbands, wives, long-suffering significant others and anyone who has ever thought, “I’m still annoyed with you, but dinner’s at seven.”

Whether you are apologising for forgetting an anniversary, attempting to recover from an ill-advised comment, negotiating your return to the good books or simply cooking something wonderful for someone you love, this book provides the culinary ammunition.

Expect proper ingredients, achievable recipes, comforting flavours and plenty of humour along the way.

Because sometimes saying “I love you” is difficult.

Saying it with pie is considerably easier.

The Very British “You Don’t Deserve It, But I Still Love You” Cookbook — impressive British recipes for reconciliation, apologies and getting back in the good books.

A wonderfully funny gift for Valentine’s Day, anniversaries, birthdays, Christmas, weddings, engagements, housewarmings — or immediately after you have done something particularly stupid.