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Slow Cooking Properly Explained (Right Way S.) (Right Way S.)

by: Dianne Page

January 03, 1998
I purchased a dual rice cooker/slow cooker, mainly for the rice bit, but on looking for recipes suitable for a slow cooker I plumped for this book for starters. Unfortunately this book is just an updated version of an old book first published around 30 years ago, so the recipes are a bit "living in the 70s" (beef bourguignon anyone?). Slow cooking seems to be undergoing a bit of a revival, but we really need some new recipe books with more sophisticated recipes and flavours for more modern tastes.

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Pressure Cooking Properly Explained (Right Way) (Right Way)

by: Dianne Page

November 15, 2002
This is a nice little book with some lovely simple recipes in. My favourite is the lamb and apricots dish - which tastes so delicious (great with cous cous). The nice thing about this book is that the ingredients are easy to get hold of, the recipies are straightforward, and best of all the ingredient quantities are expressed in measurements familier to the british cook (no cup measurements)! Would recommend this to anyone.

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Slow Cooking Properly Explained (Paperfronts)

by: Dianne Page

1984-07
I purchased a dual rice cooker/slow cooker, mainly for the rice bit, but on looking for recipes suitable for a slow cooker I plumped for this book for starters. Unfortunately this book is just an updated version of an old book first published around 30 years ago, so the recipes are a bit "living in the 70s" (beef bourguignon anyone?). Slow cooking seems to be undergoing a bit of a revival, but we really need some new recipe books with more sophisticated recipes and flavours for more modern tastes.

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Slow Cooking Properly Explained (Paperfronts)

by: Dianne Page

1990-04
I purchased a dual rice cooker/slow cooker, mainly for the rice bit, but on looking for recipes suitable for a slow cooker I plumped for this book for starters. Unfortunately this book is just an updated version of an old book first published around 30 years ago, so the recipes are a bit "living in the 70s" (beef bourguignon anyone?). Slow cooking seems to be undergoing a bit of a revival, but we really need some new recipe books with more sophisticated recipes and flavours for more modern tastes.

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Pressure Cooking Properly Explained (Paperfronts)

by: Dianne Page

April 17, 1978
This is a nice little book with some lovely simple recipes in. My favourite is the lamb and apricots dish - which tastes so delicious (great with cous cous). The nice thing about this book is that the ingredients are easy to get hold of, the recipies are straightforward, and best of all the ingredient quantities are expressed in measurements familier to the british cook (no cup measurements)! Would recommend this to anyone.

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Slow Cooking Properly Explained (Paperfronts)

by: Dianne Page

July 19, 1979
I purchased a dual rice cooker/slow cooker, mainly for the rice bit, but on looking for recipes suitable for a slow cooker I plumped for this book for starters. Unfortunately this book is just an updated version of an old book first published around 30 years ago, so the recipes are a bit "living in the 70s" (beef bourguignon anyone?). Slow cooking seems to be undergoing a bit of a revival, but we really need some new recipe books with more sophisticated recipes and flavours for more modern tastes.

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Pressure Cooking Properly Explained (Paperfronts)

by: Dianne Page

1983-12
This is a nice little book with some lovely simple recipes in. My favourite is the lamb and apricots dish - which tastes so delicious (great with cous cous). The nice thing about this book is that the ingredients are easy to get hold of, the recipies are straightforward, and best of all the ingredient quantities are expressed in measurements familier to the british cook (no cup measurements)! Would recommend this to anyone.

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Food Processors Properly Explained (Paperfronts)

by: Dianne Page

April 16, 1984
This is a nice little book with some lovely simple recipes in. My favourite is the lamb and apricots dish - which tastes so delicious (great with cous cous). The nice thing about this book is that the ingredients are easy to get hold of, the recipies are straightforward, and best of all the ingredient quantities are expressed in measurements familier to the british cook (no cup measurements)! Would recommend this to anyone.

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Food Processors Properly Explained (Right Way)

by: Dianne Page

January 13, 2000
This is a nice little book with some lovely simple recipes in. My favourite is the lamb and apricots dish - which tastes so delicious (great with cous cous). The nice thing about this book is that the ingredients are easy to get hold of, the recipies are straightforward, and best of all the ingredient quantities are expressed in measurements familier to the british cook (no cup measurements)! Would recommend this to anyone.

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Pressure Cooking

by: Dianne Page

1978
This is a nice little book with some lovely simple recipes in. My favourite is the lamb and apricots dish - which tastes so delicious (great with cous cous). The nice thing about this book is that the ingredients are easy to get hold of, the recipies are straightforward, and best of all the ingredient quantities are expressed in measurements familier to the british cook (no cup measurements)! Would recommend this to anyone.