Psychologies

The Cornish table

Blessed with beautiful beaches, pristine waters and miles of wild coastline, Cornwall is blissful all year, but especially in the intoxicating warmth of summer. A foodie’s paradise, it’s perfect for fishing and foraging, cultivating the finest produce, and famous for its fresh seafood and indulgent cream teas.

In ‘Sea & Shore’ (Hardie Grant, £26), chef and restaurateur Emily Scott shares her passion for seasonal Cornish produce. The cornerstone of this lovely book, resplendent with snaps and stories from this stunning region, is a celebration of simplicity. Scott believes that with the best ingredients that nature has to offer and a sprinkle of

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