Linger, my new cookbook is out now
The LINGER BOWL
HETTY X NOBLE COLLABORATION
Some collaborations just feel natural. HETTY cooks the way NOBLE makes pottery. With generosity, with soul, and with an obsession for the small details that make daily life feel beautiful.
Together, we designed a handmade bowl that celebrates the heart of her cooking: sharing food, bringing people together, filling the table with abundance.
Crafted in Brooklyn. Inspired by Hetty. Meant for everyday ritual.
A limited edition release, made for real kitchens.
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Hi, I’m Hetty
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
Haloumi with yogurt and
green relish
Salty, chewy, melty haloumi, smothered in a herby, tangy green relish. This relish is the star here, it can be used in a multitude of ways.
eat, cook, share
Easy, vegetable-packed weeknight cooking ideas for the week ahead.
MY NEW BOOK LINGER IS HERE
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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!
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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.