The Burger Book - a review

Let's start by getting the fact that Christian Stevenson, aka DJ BBQ is a Netherton fan out of the way; he is accumulating an impressive collection of (paid for and gifted) Netherton wares and a lot of them are featured in the photographs, by the awesome Davis Loftus,  illustrating his new book.
Ok, but that's not gonna influence our thoughts about his latest book, The Burger Book, published by Quadrille on 18th April.

If i were a publisher and someone pitched a book about burgers, I suspect my reaction might be "Yeah, right, whatever.  Next!"
But when that someone is Christian, i'd be signing him up and signing myself on as chief taster.
So if you thought you know about burgers, if you thought that burgers begin with McDonalds and end with a bad barbecue in a mate's garden, it's time to think again.

Christian is a man of boundless enthusiasm and energy, a commitment to charcoal, a connection to the burger and a man with seriously dubious dress sense, as anyone who as ever seen him in neon lycra will attest.

The Burger Book celebrates and shares his love of this most beloved food; bursting with his own and his friends' brilliant takes on the classic beef patty. There are fish recipes, lamb, pork, chicken as well as vegetarian and vegan offerings.  These are fresh, exciting ideas, with something for everyone and a bit on the side to boot!
And because he recognises the vagaries of the climate of his adopted home, there are also indoor cooking instructions for those days when "rain stops play."

We are forecast to have a great Easter weekend, before you know it the summer will be here, so it's time to check out our outdoor cooking products, or dust off your barbecue, bag a copy of the Burger book and get partying!!
A couple of pictures, featuring our 15" griddle plate and a 10" oven safe frying pan

  

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