The Slow Road Cookbook

(11 customer reviews)

$44.95

Kirianna Poole has spent the last five years travelling with her husband and three kids in their vintage Kombi. Life travels slowly in an old campervan, and for Kirianna, that means lots of time to dream up simple, hearty food that’s perfect for cooking while camping. This is food for families who crave a slower life, more connection with people, the land, and, just as importantly, themselves.

The Small Kitchen Cook

The Small Kitchen Cook is for anyone who loves food and travels in (or just loves) campervans, caravans, boats or tiny houses.

Fire To Fork

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Not-crap Nachos. Proper Pizza. Hotdog Damper. Epic Pulled Pork. Kentucky Fried Parmi. Are these making your mouth water? They're just a handful of the recipes in this bestselling camp cookbook.

Australia’s leading camp cooking tips, recipes and camp oven cooking over the fire. 200+ pages of recipes, guides, photos and the culmination of years of work by Harry Fisher, founder of the popular Youtube and Instagram channels Fire To Fork.

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Mums only want the best for their families. But Kirianna Poole didn’t find that in a big house in the middle of suburbia. Instead, she’s spent five years travelling with her husband and three kids in their vintage Kombi.

Life travels slowly in an old campervan, and for Kirianna, that means lots of time to dream up simple, hearty food that’s perfect for cooking while camping. Schooled in her Dad’s restaurants and inspired by a slow-paced life, she knows that good food is the foundation of awesome family adventures.

From the small burner in her van or a campfire at camp, Kirianna’s simple, delicious and wholesome recipes are perfect for families who want to eat better outdoors. Forget two-minute noodles; The Slow Road Cookbook is filled with the meals she grew up with in a Māori family in New Zealand, flavours she’s savoured around the world, and camping classics born in the Aussie bush. With over 80 recipes, and chapters covering meat, chicken, seafood, desserts, breakfasts, and even some sneaky cocktails, you’ll never lack for choice.

With a baby strapped to her chest and two barefooted kids exploring around her, this is food for families who crave a slower life, more connection with people, the land, and, just as importantly, themselves.

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Flexible, embossed cover | November 1, 2023 | 280 pages printed on FSC-certified paper | ISBN 978-0-6458988-1-1

The carbon footprint of this book is about 2.5kg, but when you buy a copy we’ll have one tree planted on your behalf to make sure our books do more good than harm. Find out more here.

Additional information

Weight 0.855 kg
Dimensions 24.1 × 17.6 × 2.5 cm

11 reviews for The Slow Road Cookbook

  1. Hayley (verified owner)

    Have cooked a number of dishes now from this book – absolutely amazing! Love Kirianna’s little stories throughout, and her helpful hints for cooking over fire.
    Everyone must try the raw fish – 10/10!

  2. Jo (verified owner)

    Received the book a few days ago and tried out the mussels! Exceptional! Cooked for 10 of us in the pizza oven at the beach, everyone was astounded at my new found capabilities in the kitchen! Highly recommend this book, as it’s recipes are easy to folllow, ingredients are generally what I have in my garden or cupboards. Great way to entertain friends if you want to impress! Definitely my go to recipe book now!

  3. Yasmine Strasler

    This book is a delight to the senses it is visually beautiful , the recipes and pictures make your mouth water, it makes you want to explore different life options yet can be all cooked at home. It is environmentally aware with a tree planted for each book as well as being thoughtful on food wastage and reutilising what you have. It is the perfect Christmas present.

  4. Hanna Axel

    Was so excited to get ma hands on this gorgeous book early and absolutley in love with the divine but simple recipies in there! The cevice is for the win!

  5. Nick A (verified owner)

    Not your average cookbook!!
    This gem is packed from cover to cover with delicious recipes, amazing photography, and stories that will inspire you to hit the open road and eat well along the way.

  6. Ben T

    Just received my copy of this book from the pre order I did. Absolutely blown away by the quality and photographs. So many useful guides as well from all about how to build and cook on a fire to information on what gear to carry. This is such a great book for anyone travelling Australia and has so many great recipes in it. We tried the Coconut Habanero Fish last night and it was absolutely unreal!

  7. Hugh M (verified owner)

    It arrived today. It is sensational- the quality, the recipes and the photographs are simply amazing !!! We have purchased six more for Christmas Gifts – can’t wait to try these recipes.

  8. Kendall

    You can really tell how much love has been poured into the creation of this cookbook. The coconut habanero fish recipe will change your life! Thank you Kirianna for sharing your beautiful story and recipes with the world!

  9. Janniene

    Can’t wait to receive my copy. I have had the pleasure of being a guest to Kirianna Pooles cooking – she is a true Chef !

  10. Tavis Bidstrup (verified owner)

    Have been eagerly awaiting this book and have just ordered my copy! I have loved following Kirianna and her family’s journey over the years. Can’t wait to get cooking!

  11. Marie (verified owner)

    Absolutely can not wait to get my hands on this book!! Looking forward to making some delicious family meals and adding some new regulars to our rotation.

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