Midnight Chicken: & Other Recipes Worth Living For

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If you do nothing, you will be auto-enrolled in our premium digital monthly subscription plan and retain complete access for 65 € per month. What I know for sure, however, is that at some point in the immediate and messy aftermath of trying to die, I started thinking about cooking. I wasn’t a very good cook. I hadn’t ever really cooked at all. But I started thinking about cooking, all the same. I think, now, that it was like a puzzle. It was like a kind of sudoku, or a crossword: how would I make this work? How would I do this? How do people make a pie?

Take half of your garlic and chop it finely, then put it in a cup. Using the kitchen scissors, chop the chillies and a few sprigs of rosemary and thyme. Put those in your cup, too. Add a hefty teaspoon of mustard, some pepper and chilli salt (just ordinary sea salt will do, if you haven’t got chilli salt). You can add a little splash of olive oil too, if you like. I don’t always, but sometimes I do, and then it is gold. The Year of Miracles is Risbridger’s account of how she cooked her way through the ensuing grief. And because it is, ominously, set in 2020, she is grieving not just the loss of her partner, but also the loss of a whole way of pre-pandemic life.

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