Sex & Drugs & Sausage Rolls is Michelin-starred chef Graham Garrett's autobiographical cookbook, with recipes inspired by his transformation from stadium-filling rock star to groundbreaking chef. 

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About the book

Written together with food writer Cat Black, the book reveals how his love of food started in 60s East End London and has been heavily inspired by his experiences touring the world as a musician. There are over 50 original recipes, from Miso-glazed Mackerel to Catalan Trifle and chorizo crusted rabbit to sausage rolls like you never tasted before. With influences drawn from American, British, Indian, Japanese, Russian and Thai cuisines  – this book is an amalgamation of cultures in the kitchen resulting in a unique collection of very special dishes. 

As a musician Graham rubbed shoulders with the likes of Bruce Springsteen, Freddie Mercury and Talking Heads. As a chef, he's worked for and alongside some of the biggest names in the business, including Gordon Ramsay, Nico Ladenis and Richard Corrigan.

The London-born musician and songwriter has worked in kitchens since the early 90s. In 2002 he and his partner Jackie bought The West House restaurant in Kent, where he was awarded a Michelin star that he's held ever since. 

With a foreword by Richard Corrigan and photography by Adrian Franklin.

Format: Hardback
Size: 190x260mm
Pages: 288
Images: 270
Price: £35
ISBN: 978-0955893049

DELIVERY – UK: £5 per book / Europe: £9.50, plus £5 per book / Rest of the World: £24.50, plus £5 per book.

Awards

— Best Print Design, Shortlisted, The Drum Design Awards - London

About Graham Garrett

Graham Garrett has had a bright and colourful career, first as a successful rock musician as the drummer with 80s rock bands Dumb Blondes, Panache and Ya Ya, and then defecting to the kitchen to work for the likes of Nico Ladenis and Richard Corrigan, as head chef of multiple restaurants. He has cooked for the government and royalty, at 10 Downing Street, and at a private dinner for the Her Majesty the Queen.

The Garrett's bought The West House Restaurant in Kent in 2002 to create their own private dining room, and to allow Graham to pursue his own vision. Graham's food has gained the restaurant multiple awards – they’ve held a Michelin star since 2004, are featured in Harden's list of top restaurants in the UK, and hold 3 AA Rosettes. Graham has been awarded Best Chef in Kent in the Kent Life Awards. 

On television Graham has featured on Great British Menu and Ramsay's Best Restaurant. The West House also featured in the 2014 book '1001 Restaurants to Experience Before You Die' (Cassell).

About Cat Black

Cat is a freelance food writer, and you can always find her in the kitchen at parties. A member of The Guild of Food Writers and Grand Jury member of The International Chocolate Awards, she has written articles for a variety of publications, including The Spectator’s Scoff and 1001 Restaurants You Must Experience Before You Die (Octopus). Due to Cat’s passion for all that is finest in the world of chocolate, she not only writes about it, but gives talks about it and acts as a chocolate consultant.

Sharing delicious food is one of her best things in life. So hanging out with chefs is a welcome occupational hazard, and there have been many happy hours spent at The West House.