Books published by Meze Publishing

Anna's Family Kitchen is a fun family-friendly cookbook, which shares nutritious but minimal faff recipes with families across the country. Including more than 70 recipes, this book explores the variety of dishes you can bring to the table for any occasion. From lights bites to fakeaways and working smarter not harder in the kitchen, you can achieve fun and easy mealtimes every day.

When a young boy called Ben and his dog, Ted, discover Bluey the Shark washed up on the beach, they start on a magical journey which leads them to uncover the truth about the huge impact humans are having beneath the waves. Encountering creatures of all shapes and sizes, from tiny crabs to giant squids, the unlikely team embark an adventure full of fun, drama and mystery, as they battle to save the oceans we all love.

Eat, Share, Love is a unique collection of 91 beautiful recipes and the compelling personal stories behind them. This timely cook book features mouth-watering dishes from often under-represented cuisines and the memories attached to them, from romances to family gatherings. All the proceeds from this book will go to the award-winning charity 91 Ways to Build A Global City.

The Amazing Troll-Man is a collection of hilarious exchanges between one man with a mission to make us laugh and unsuspecting Facebook users with petty complaints to air.

The Green Rocket Cookbook is a treasure trove of more than 80 tried and tested vegan recipes that have been developed with flavour at their core. Whether you follow a plant-based diet or not, this book is packed with flavourful food that will surprise and delight.

Galley is a new cookbook perfect for anyone with an interest in the naval services and keen cooks who enjoy entertaining and cooking restaurant-quality food. The book features a foreword by The Princess Royal, patron of the Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity, and a recipe by Michel Roux Jr.

Take a tour with us through the Steel City's thriving beer and spirits scene, showcasing some of the many wonderful pubs, bars, shops, breweries and distilleries that unite to make the city one of the UK's most exciting destinations for connoisseurs of real ale, craft beer and (increasingly so) gin!

Vegging Out is Jasmine Cassells guide to the plant based diet - drawing on her experience as a plant-based nutritionist, Jasmine teaches you how to add variety to the classic meat-fille meals we know and love. With over 100 recipes to spark inspiration, from plant based burgers and roast dinners to sweet treats and party food.

The Food & Company Cook Book is about real honest cooking, drawing on years of experience in catering and cookery demonstrations alongside great local produce. Joan Gate and Margaret Brough are sisters and their skills, knowledge and love of food all come together in these pages.

Inspired Grazing is designed to spark creativity and excitement by encouraging personality and individuality in every platter. At its heart, this book aims to fuel a passion for grazing, whether you're a kitchen connoisseur or a cheeseboard newbie.

With a foreword from Henderson's Relish, The Little Book of Sheffield is an in-depth guide to best independent businesses in the Steel City, casting an eye over the makers, producers, retailers, cafes, bars and restaurants that make the city hum.

A collection of 90 recipes and stories from chefs, food bloggers, nutritionists and amazing foodies from around the world, From Beder's Kitchen raises awareness around mental health and suicide prevention.

A collection of over 30 stories and recipes from a wide range of celebrities and Oxfordshire-based chefs, Food and Kindness features Mary Berry, Stephen Fry, Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins and raise awareness and funds for Sobell House hospice.

Eat Nourish Flourish is a 12 step plan and recipe book to enable you and your family to establish a healthy, sustainable relationship with the food you eat. It features 60 healthy, hearty and delicious recipes which are simple-to-make, which is so important when you are trying to change the habits of the whole family.

This is a cook book to celebrate British farming in all its hardship and glory. The recipes in this book make the most of local and seasonal ingredients while farming families tell the stories of their livelihoods: from losing sheep in snowstorms to stoking enthusiasm in the next generation.