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SINGAPORE - A London chef has had her cookbook pulled from circulation after claims that she plagiarised a Singaporean author, and others have since come forward with more allegations. Singapore-born Elizabeth Haigh released her cookbook Makan in May this year. But her British publisher Bloomsbury Absolute has withdrawn it after Singaporean Sharon Wee pointed out several similarities to her book...

Elizabeth Haigh's Makan cookbook is said to "copy or paraphrase" work by fellow chef Sharon Wee.

London chef Elizabeth Haigh's cookbook 'Makan' pulled after Singaporean author Sharon Wee claims plagiarism

London chef Elizabeth Haigh has been accused of plagiarising her debut cookbook Makan and the title has been withdrawn from circulation by its publishers

Elizabeth Haigh's Makan cookbook is said to "copy or paraphrase" work by fellow chef Sharon Wee.

‘Makan,’ the cookbook by Elizabeth Haigh, has been withdrawn by Bloomsbury Absolute over plagiarism allegations centred on Sharon Wee’s ‘Nonya Global’ and Chris Ying’s ‘You and I Eat the Same’

Elizabeth Haigh's debut cookbook Makan has been pulled from shelves amid allegations that she plagiarised recipes and personal stories from another Singaporean chef.

Elizabeth Haigh, 33, a contestant on MasterChef in 2011 and Michelin star winner, released her book Makan - which means to eat in Malay - earlier this year but it has since been pulled by Bloomsbury.

Since the start of the pandemic, Malaysia has been off-limits to both domestic and international tourists.. Read more at straitstimes.com.