Mary Berry bibliography

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Mary Berry is a British food writer, best known for her work with AGA cooking and for baking. The Hamlyn All Colour Cookbook was her first published cook book, in which she collaborated with Ann Body and Audrey Ellis. She has since gone on to write over seventy cook books, which have sold over five million copies. [1]

Books

NamePublisherPublication dateNotesRef(s)
The Hamlyn All Colour Cook Book Hamlyn 31 Jul 1970Co-written with Ann Body and Audrey Ellis
Mary Berry's Cook Book Cassell 1 Feb 1970 [2]
Popular Freezer CookeryTreasury Press1 Jan 1972 [2]
Popular French Cookery Octopus Books 29 Sep 1972 [2]
Good Afternoon Cookbook Sphere Books 22 Jul 1976 [2]
Cider For All SeasonsH.P. Bulmer Ltd1 Nov 1977
Colour Book of Freezer Cookery22 Jul 1977
One Pot Cooking Hamlyn 1 Apr 1978 [2]
Mary Berry's Family RecipesMacdonald Educational26 Apr 1979Co-authored with Linda Sonntag [2]
Television Cook BookMacdonald Educational1 Oct 1979Book tie-in with her television show on Thames Television [2]
Glorious PudsDent7 Feb 1980 [2]
Mary Berry's Home CookingMacdonald Educational1 Sep 1980 [3]
Cooking with Cheese Batsford 25 Sep 1980 [3]
Fast Cakes Piatkus Books 1981Republished Sphere Books; New Ed edition (1983), still on sale with new cover. Also hardback
Day by Day Cooking Hamlyn 1977 [3]
Mary Berry's Main Course Batsford 1 Jun 1981 [3]
New Book of Meat Cookery Queen Anne Press 1 Oct 1981 [3]
Recipes from Home and AbroadBlack Cat1 Oct 1981 [3]
Fruit Fare Piatkus Books 1 Mar 1982 [3]
Mary Berry's Country CookingThames Macdonald23 Sep 1982 [3]
The Perfect Sunday Lunch Century 11 Nov 1982 [3]
Crockery CookeryWH Smith Publishing1 Jan 1983 [3]
Cooking at HomeThames Macdonald18 Aug 1983 [3]
Food as Presents Little, Brown Book Group 1 Sep 1983 [3]
Mary Berry's Complete Television Cook BookMacdonald & Co1 Sep 1983 [3]
Fast Deserts Piatkus Books 1 Oct 1983 [3]
Family CookingThames Macdonald1 Mar 1984 [3]
Iceland Guide to Cooking from Your FreezerMartin Books8 Feb 1985 [3]
Mary Berry's Kitchen Wisdom Piatkus Books 1 Apr 1985 [3]
Feed Your Family the Healthier Way Piatkus Books 1 Jul 1985 [3]
New Freezer Cook Book Sphere Books 18 Jul 1985 [3]
Cooking for CelebrationsMacdonald & Co5 Jun 1986 [3]
More Fast CakesTime Warner Paperbacks1988New Ed edition publication date given
Mary Berry's Desserts and Confections Dorling Kindersley 1991Reissued in 2011, titled Desserts
Mary Berry's Ultimate Cake BookBBC Books13 Oct 1994
Mary Berry's Complete Cook BookDorling Kindersley1995
Mary Berry: At HomeBBC Books17 Oct 1996
The New CookDorling Kindersley1997Co-written with Marlena Spieler; ISBN 0-7894-1996-3
Cook Now Eat Later1 Sep 2002
Mary Berry's Christmas CollectionHeadline1 Oct 2006
Real Food Fast1 Oct 2007
Mary Berry's Kitchen FavouritesDorling Kindersley7 Jun 2007
Mary Berry's Stress-free Kitchen18 Sep 2008
Mary Berry's Supper for Friends2 Mar 2009
Mary Berry's Baking Bible BBC Books 3 Sep 2009
My Kitchen Table: 100 Cakes & BakesBBC Books6 Jan 2011
Mary Berry's How To Cook: Easy Recipes and Foolproof TechniquesDorling Kindersley1 Jul 2011
Mary Berry's Family Sunday Lunches1 Sep 2011
My Kitchen Table: 100 Sweet Treats and PudsBBC Books15 Sep 2011
Complete Cookbook (2012 edition revised and updated)Dorling Kindersley1 Feb 2012
One Step Ahead2 Aug 2012
Mary Berry: At HomeBBC Books1 Feb 2013Co-written with Lucy Young
Mary Berry's Cookery CourseDorling Kindersley30 May 2013
Mary Berry: The Autobiography: Recipe for Life12 Sep 2013
Mary Berry: A Recipe For Life - Autobiography2013
Cook Up A FeastDorling Kindersley3 Feb 2014Co-written with Lucy Young
Mary Berry's Simple CakesBBC Books17 Jul 2014
Mary Berry: Mary Berry CooksBBC Books27 Feb 2014
Mary Berry: Cooks the Perfect1 Sep 2014
Mary Berry's Absolute FavouritesBBC Books2015
Baking with Mary BerryDorling Kindersley17 Nov 2015
The Complete Aga CookbookHeadline24 Sep 2015
Mary Berry: Foolproof CookingBBC Books28 Jan 2016Co-written with Lucy Young
Mary Berry's Complete Cookbook (2017 Edition or reprint of 2012 later reprinted with new DK logo)Dorling Kindersley4 Sep 2017 [4]
Mary Berry’s Quick CookingBBC Books21 Feb 2019 [5]
Mary Berry Cooks Up a FeastDorling Kindersley3 Oct 2019Co-written with Lucy Young [6]
Mary Berry's Simple ComfortsBBC Books17 Sep 2020 [7]
Mary Berry Cooks to PerfectionDorling Kindersley3 Mar 2021 [8]
Love to CookBBC Books28 Oct 2021 [9]
Cook and Share Ebury Publishing 1 Sep 2022 [10]
Mary Berry's Baking Bible (2023 Edition, Revised and updated)Ebury Publishing2 Mar 2023
Mary Makes it Easy Ebury Publishing 12 Oct 2023 [11]
Mary Berry's Christmas CollectionHeadline9 Nov 2023 [12]
Mary Berry's Complete Cookbook (2024 Edition)Dorling Kindersley22 Feb 2024 [13]


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References

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  6. "Mary Berry Cooks Up a Feast" . Retrieved 30 August 2020.
  7. Mary Berry's Simple Comforts. ASIN   1785945076.
  8. Mary Berry Cooks to Perfection. ASIN   0744029090.
  9. Love to Cook. ASIN   1785946773.
  10. "Cook and Share" . Retrieved 27 August 2022.
  11. "Mary Makes it Easy" . Retrieved 30 September 2023.
  12. Berry, Mary (9 November 2023). Mary Berry's Christmas Collection: Over 100 fabulous recipes and tips for a hassle-free festive season. Headline Home. ISBN   978-1-4722-6203-5.
  13. "Mary Berry's Complete Cookbook". blackwells.co.uk. Retrieved 3 February 2024.