
MY NEW BOOK LINGER IS COMING THIS AUTUMN
LINGER is a cookbook about salads, showcasing the humanity and transformative power of sharing a meal with others. It features 100 easy, inventive salad recipes and simple desserts along with 12 essays, 12 menus and 12 playlists. LINGER is the book that we all need right now!
AUSTRALIAN EDITION
OUT AUGUST 26, 2025
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US (INTERNATIONAL) EDITION
OUT OCTOBER 7, 2025
LINGER BOOK TOUR NEWS
Australian events Announced
United States and Canada events coming soon

Hetty Lui McKinnon
My plant-based recipes are truly egalitarian, for every person who enjoys a flavour-packed, vegetable-heavy dish. No labels required.
Recipe of the week
Smashed eggplant udon noodles
Smoky, spicy and nutty smashed eggplant is the perfect partner for fat udon noodles. The eggplant tenderly clings to each chubby strand, a silky and earthy coating. You don’t really think of the smashed eggplant as a sauce or an accompaniment. They simply become one with the noodles.
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Easy, vegetable-packed weeknight cooking ideas for the week ahead.
MY NEW BOOK LINGER IS COMING THIS AUTUMN
LINGER is a cookbook about salads, showcasing the humanity and transformative power of sharing a meal with others. It features 100 easy, inventive salad recipes and simple desserts along with 12 essays, 12 menus and 12 playlists. LINGER is the book that we all need right now!
AUSTRALIAN EDITION
OUT AUGUST 26, 2025
—
US (INTERNATIONAL) EDITION
OUT OCTOBER 7, 2025
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Preorder Bonus
Preorder LINGER at a participating cookbook store + receive a signed, individually numbered 5 x 7 print of MISS SALAD'
Partipating stores:
Book Larder / Now Serving / Kitchen Arts and Letters / Archestratus / Bold Fork Books / Vivienne Culinary / Read It & Eat / Omnivore Books on Food / Binding Agents
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Hetty Lui Mckinnon
I started making salads from my home kitchen in Surry Hills, Sydney in 2011. Twice a week, I would dream up hearty, delicious, vegetable-packed salads, pack them onto the back of my bicycle and cycle them around my neighbourhood, delivering lunch to locals.
I called my little project Arthur Street Kitchen, because I lived on Arthur Street and my home kitchen was my happy place, where I would spend countless hours creating and feeding.
Soon, the local salad-eaters became an intrinsic part of my community.