Katie Stewart (1934–2013)
Author of The Pooh Corner Cook Book
About the Author
Image credit: Katie Stewart
Works by Katie Stewart
The Joy of Eating: A Cook's Tour of History, Illustrated, With a Cook's Section of the Great Recipes of Every Era (1977) 21 copies
Food for lovers: Menus for lovers, affluent or impecunious, in a hurry or with time to spare (1977) 4 copies
GUIDE TO DANISH BACON COOKERY 2 copies
Sweet Talk 1 copy
Cooking Better All The Time 1 copy
Associated Works
Women and Revolution: A Discussion of the Unhappy Marriage of Marxism and Feminism (1981) — Contributor — 110 copies
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Common Knowledge
- Legal name
- Stewart, Katherine Elizabeth Allen
- Birthdate
- 1934-07-23
- Date of death
- 2013-10-13
- Gender
- female
- Occupations
- food writer
cook
journalist - Organizations
- British Guild of Food Writers (founding member)
- Awards and honors
- British Guild of Food Writers (Cookery Journalist of the Year, 2000)
British Guild of Food Writers (Lifetime Achievement Award, 2008) - Nationality
- UK
- Places of residence
- Cuckfield, West Sussex, United Kingdom
- Map Location
- UK
Members
Reviews
Some years ago my first copy of this incredibly useful cookbook fell apart and I was distraught. My dear daughter found me a second-hand copy, but now that too is showing the ravages of time and over-use. I will have to search for another copy.
Katie Stewart has written a book that has been the backbone of my family cooking. Incredibly basic information, such as how to roast meat, make an egg custard, various types of pastry and stock; but alongside that some really interesting recipes. All show more the essentials that other cookbooks assume you already know. It was my first cookbook when I got married over 30 years ago, and I learnt a lot from it, and still regularly turn to it as a reference point. show less
Katie Stewart has written a book that has been the backbone of my family cooking. Incredibly basic information, such as how to roast meat, make an egg custard, various types of pastry and stock; but alongside that some really interesting recipes. All show more the essentials that other cookbooks assume you already know. It was my first cookbook when I got married over 30 years ago, and I learnt a lot from it, and still regularly turn to it as a reference point. show less
A staple cookbook in my kitchen. When I first got it back in 1976, I used it all the time, now I tend to use it for old favourites only. Katie Stewart is a very ordered cook - sort of like Delia Smith but before Delia ever started writing.
Most useful cookery book I have. Reliable recipes with accurate timings. Everyday food, family meals, entertaining there's something for every occasion. No previous experience required.
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Statistics
- Works
- 29
- Also by
- 2
- Members
- 410
- Popularity
- #59,367
- Rating
- 3.4
- Reviews
- 4
- ISBNs
- 55
- Languages
- 3















