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The Little Book of Wild Garlic
Wild garlic grows vigorously throughout woodlands in spring. Every part of this amazing plant is edible and opens the doors to so many culinary uses. It produces the most amazing vibrant green oil, which imparts its delicate garlic flavour when used for cooking.Gathered freely, make the most of it and try these original recipes from dips, soups, rice, pasta and pastry dishes along with meat, fish and many vegetarian options – all shown in full-colour photographs and so easy to prepare.
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The Land of White
The Land of White is a combination of cookery bookand food memoir which takes the real cookingexperiences from the writer straight to your kitchen.The often eclectic recipes, interspersed withcharming evocations of the author's belovedhomeland, reflect Lebanon's cosmopolitan heritage.The dishes may be simple to make but the results arerich in aroma and flavour, with unique ingredients,and prepare you for a real Lebanese adventure.The fusion of aubergine puree with pomegranaterubies, stuffed Swiss chard cigars and kibbe ballsstuffed with minced lamb all create a rich and mindblowinggastronomic extravaganza!
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The Healthy Heart
‘This little book is nothing more than simple, quick and easy recipes which cost very little to purchase. People shouldn’t always assume that to eat relatively healthily should cost a fortune, it’s actually not the case.’Partially inspired by her time working as an air stewardess travelling the world and by the recipes passed on to her in her childhood, Charlene brings together an array of healthy recipes. Whether you are in the mood to bake, stew, juice or just create a delicious breakfast on the go, there’s a treat to be found within The Healthy Heart.
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The Art of Parsi Cooking: Reviving an Ancient Cuisine
Niloufer Mavalvala’s The Art of Parsi Cooking introduces Parsi cooking - shaped by Persian and Indian cuisines - with easy preparation and appetizing flavors. Her history of Parsi cuisine is fascinating and well-written, accompanied by tempting recipes. The Art of Parsi Cooking fills a gap in the world of cookbooks.”DENISE LANDIS | PUBLISHER & EDITOR IN CHIEF | THE COOK’S COOK“Wonderful choice of Parsi food favourites of yesteryear. Glad to see my cultural and traditional cuisine revived in such a simple and eloquent way. You do our ancestors proud.”RONNIE SCREWVALA | ENTREPRENEUR, PHILANTHROPIST AND AUTHOR | FOUNDER UTV GROUP UNILAZER VENTURES AND SWADES FOUNDATION“The ancient art of Parsi cuisine translated to modern day cooking - I could happily cook my way through this book”MAHEEN KHAN | FASHION DESIGNER | LABELS: MAHEEN AND GULABO
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Simply No Weigh
As Di Weiss's children left for university, she received phone calls asking how to cook many of the meals they had grown up with. This book is the result. It's a collection of simple yet classic recipes for people who love good food and enjoy cooking for themselves, their friends and their family. From spiced pumpkin soup to Coq au Vin and chocolate biscuit cake, this book is packed with delicious and inspiring meals. What’s more, the recipes are refreshingly flexible; giving the option to add, subtract and experiment"•or just stick to the script. Di wrote this book as an antidote to the feelings that so many people have that their lives are too busy to cook and that ready meals are the easiest option.
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Round the Coast of Britain by Train
A brief and hopefully (!!!) humorous trip round the coast of England, Scotland and Wales by rail, mentioning things and people we've encountered, whilst trying to avoid too much technical whatnot.
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Pretty Gorgeous Cakes
Written by self-taught multi-award-winning cake maker Cynthia Stroud, Pretty Gorgeous Cakes is the cheat's guide to perfectly executing current cake trends. It shows you simple steps and insider tricks to achieve beautiful cakes in the latest trends. A book for beginners and experienced bakers alike, this book shows you how to use everyday objects to create a beautiful desert table. There are tips on how to achieve perfect results every time and helpful guides. It includes a quick and easy way to make stunning sugar roses without using fiddly cutters. Packed with delicious photographs, Pretty Gorgeous Cakes will look great both on the coffee table and in the kitchen.
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Not all Wanderers are Lost
Ross Radich loves to travel and has done plenty of it. As 'one who lived nowhere and was available to travel anywhere', he visited most of the planet.On finding himself with no home, just a TV and a cat called Nelson Mandela, Ross, with no qualifications, decided he wanted a job with no responsibilities. He got one with no training. He nearly resigned but his daughter advised him to enjoy a free overseas trip first. So, using the quality of toilets as a grading system, he travelled the world, causing chaos as he required workers to work, refused to inspect a bulldozer suspended above him and realised nobody sat next to him on planes.Filled with hilarious observations on overseas culture, attitudes, people he met and the abuse of rental cars, this is the diary of that rare creature, a happy man who truly loves his job.
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Medieval Wanders and Wonders: Understanding Northern Spain and the Camino de Santiago
Those who have walked the Camino will know just how compelling is the magic to be found along this way. In Medieval Wanders and Wonders Kate Simons delves into the drama that can be sensed in glorious cathedrals and mysterious religious houses, the thrills shared by fellow walkers and the triumph of arriving in Santiago de Compostela. But, having gazed upon magnificent art and experienced the vast Spanish skies, do pilgrims question the significance of James' holy bones, the influence the saints wrought on western civilization or the peculiarity of medieval pilgrimage? By examining the mysteries, sometimes grisly, sometimes delightful, of witches, heresy, obsolete religious practices and knights Kate attempts to answer these questions. She also provides personal reflections and anecdotes from her own Camino walk and subsequent trips to northern Spain undertaken with her husband. As well as asking deep questions, Medieval Wanders and Wonders offers insight into the nature of pilgrimage and the curiosities and marvels of medieval Spain.
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Kitchen Capers
Not just a recipe cartoon, Kitchen Capers has a little comic treat running through its soft centre. Ken is a chef and Clover a cartoonist. Follow their adventures as he tries to teach her a few home economies and she tries to teach him a few home truths.
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Keep On Sailing the Wine-Dark Sea
Today’s fast-changing, globalised world is challenging thousands of years of received wisdom and ideas about Western society. The idea of Ancient Greece as being the cradle of civilisation is increasingly being called into question, not only by archaeological findings, but also by younger generations. As the author and her husband planned a series of sailing trips around the eastern Mediterranean, their children’s question “Why Greece?” inspired the author to investigate why Ancient Greece is so important – or indeed whether it is really still important at all.Readers of this book are introduced to the lasting influence of Ancient Greece through stories from ancient, medieval and modern times, enlivened by accounts of the author’s sailing adventures and are helped along with a large number of citations, maps and photos. This book aspires not only to entertain, but also to inspire, and to reflect on the ongoing impact of Ancient Greek ideas on today’s world.
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Jamaica
Jamaica: The Land We Love introduces the real Jamaica and will show you the way Jamaicans live their life.
£38.99
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