Selina Periampillai is a London-based self-taught chef, born to Mauritian parents. She grew up in the UK but was inspired by her heritage to share recipes from her family. She hosted the first Mauritian supperclub from her home in London and, garnering a loyal following on social media, went on to host pop ups, write recipes for websites such as JamieOliver.com, Air Mauritius and Great British Chefs, and feature in BBC Good Food, the Guardian, Huffington Post and the Telegraph. She now privately caters events, teaches cookery classes, and demos at various food festivals to share her insight and knowledge of the unique melting pot of flavours from the Indian Ocean. This is her first book. tastemauritius.com / @tastemauritius
Selina's food transports you to island paradise. I want to make everything in this book -- Ching He Huang A melange of flavours from the east and the west, Selina's book captures the soul of Mauritian cooking. French, Indian, African and Chinese influences blend effortlessly into a unique cuisine that exudes sunshine and joy -- Asma Khan, author of <i>Asma's Indian Kitchen</i> Selina's long overdue and stunning debut cookbook is a joy to read - accessible recipes that celebrate her roots and culture with love, passion, attention to detail and a touch of sunshine on every plate -- Zoe Adjonyoh, author of <i>Zoe's Ghana Kitchen</i> This book is an absolute joy to flick through, I want to cook everything from it. The recipes exude a warm, homely feel that conjure up the spice-laden region that Selina writes about -- Shivi Ramoutar, author of <i>Caribbean Modern</i> These fragrant recipes are certain to wake jaded palates -- <i>Delicious</i> magazine This bright, accessible book is an expert introduction to the cuisines and cultures of the Indian Ocean islands * Waitrose Food * Vibrant and invigorating flavours * Guardian Review *