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George Foreman's Indoor Grilling Made Easy: More Than 100 Simple, Healthy Ways to Feed Family and Friends

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by: George Foreman

January 17, 2005

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The Barbecue Bible

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by: Steven Raichlen

1998-09
We have purchased MANY barbecue books over the last few months, and had really high hopes for this title based on the reviews. Sadly the book is very much geared to the American Market (and why shouldn't it be - the author is American himself) and I feel does not measure up well to our homegrown barbecue manuals.

There are LOADS of recipes, but I feel that we will only try a few.

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The Great British Picnic Guide

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by: Mark Price

May 29, 2008
My wife and I have had this book for a couple of months now and can thoroughly recommend it. Not only is it packed full of tasty recipes but also amusing anecdotes.

A must for a garden party with friends or summer picnic with the family.

A+

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Moveable Feasts: What to eat and how to cook it in the great outdoors

Childrens Toy Shop > Food and Drink > Barbecues
by: Amy-Jane Beer, Roy Halpin

October 27, 2008
This first half includes practical nutritional information, in particular focusing on the nutrition needs of active outdoor people. Amongst other things it includes information on how to pick the right foods to meet the energy needs of whatever outdoor activity you take part in, how to avoid waterborne disease and the equipment you need to transport and cook your food safely.

The second half includes easy to follow and practical recipes.

This book is about cooking and enjoying healthy, tasty and practical outdoor food. Whatever your favourite outdoor activity this book will help you to enjoy it even more. An ideal present for anyone who enjoys playing, eating and camping outside.

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The Barbeque! Bible: Over 500 Recipes

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by: Steven Raichlen

September 01, 2008
We have purchased MANY barbecue books over the last few months, and had really high hopes for this title based on the reviews. Sadly the book is very much geared to the American Market (and why shouldn't it be - the author is American himself) and I feel does not measure up well to our homegrown barbecue manuals.

There are LOADS of recipes, but I feel that we will only try a few.

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Barbecue!: Sauces, Rubs and Marinades

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by: Steven Raichlen

July 21, 2000
This is a really comprehensive guide to grilling. It offers all the traditional aspects of North American grilling and lots of international variations too, from Cambodian Dipping Sauce to Puerto Rican Pig Powder.

It's a fascinating insight and into the secret world of BBQ-ing and packed with top tips about cooking in general.

The book has a great glossary and is a really enjoyable recipe book. Highly recommended.

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Building a Wood-fired Oven for Bread and Pizza

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by: Tom Jaine

September 12, 1996
Having read several books about the art of building wood fired ovens, I bought this one having read several reviews that gave it a real positive view. However, I was quickly disappointed by a book that is full of history and detail about ovens used in large houses of bygone ages and the detail behind the history through the ages. There is very little real detail that anyone looking to build an oven could really utilise.

It makes for interesting background reading but the detail for building is extracted from the view of how some of the old commercial/large houses built their ovens and hence is of limited scope. The detail about the build is not there if you want to construct something yourself.

Great for the background ... Read More:

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How to Grill

Childrens Toy Shop > Food and Drink > Barbecues
by: Steven Raichlen

2002-05
This is a great book it gives you all the basics you will need, the section on setting up your BBQ types of heat tools are of great help,without doubt if you cant cook a real ace Barbie with this book give up and settle for a take-away,GREAT BOOK,GREAT VALUE,(watch your waistline)

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Scout's Outdoor Cookbook (Falcon Guide) (Falcon Guide)

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by: Christine Conners

August 29, 2008
This is a great book it gives you all the basics you will need, the section on setting up your BBQ types of heat tools are of great help,without doubt if you cant cook a real ace Barbie with this book give up and settle for a take-away,GREAT BOOK,GREAT VALUE,(watch your waistline)

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George Foreman's Knock-Out-The-Fat Barbecue and Grilling Cookbook

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by: George Foreman, Cherie Calbom

1996-05
George Foreman's book was a real delight to read and to cook from. The recipes were easy to make and did not take a lot of time. You could also find most of the ingredients easily. Of course having the George Foreman Grill helps tremendously.