“Save time, save money” – This recipe cookbook gives you plenty of recipes for you to choose from. With over 700 very thoroughly explained recipes that are easy to make, you will be enjoying cooking for far less money and save a lot of your time. It is great for preparing magnificent dishes for a parties, gatherings etc.

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Homemade Secret Restaurant Recipes

The slow cooker, also known as a crock-pot, is a very handy appliance for many types of cooking. The classic image of use of a slow cooker is to load it up with ingredients and turn it on before leaving for work, and coming home to a dinner that is ready to eat. This actually works in many cases, but there can be a bit more to it than appears at first sight. The following information about slow cooking would no doubt be greatly amplified in a good slow cooker cookbook.

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Using the Slow Cooker Cookbook For Perfect Meals

A critical review of the Harney & Sons Guide to Tea. This is a fun, easy-to-read book giving an overview of many of the most common varieties of tea. However, it has major omissions both in terms of specific styles of tea, tea-producing regions, and tea-related subjects.

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Harney & Sons Guide To Tea

If you’ve ever wondered what a scientist might say about food, here is your answer. Harold McGee’s “On Food and Cooking: The Science and Lore of the Kitchen” is a 900-page behemoth filled to the brim with excellent information.

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"On Food and Cooking" Cookbook Review – Harold McGee’s "Science and Lore of the Kitchen"

What to look for in a vegetarian cookbook? What are 3 important things that a good vegetarian cookbook should have? That you will find in the article.

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Vegetarian Cook Books – How to Choose a Good Vegetarian Cookbook

French cooking in ten minutes? Yes, it can be done! Our modern life moves fast. Yet in 1930, Edouard de Pomiane – scientist, doctor, cooking show host, food author – wrote a little French cookbook called “French Cooking in Ten Minutes” because life was so hectic back then.

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"French Cooking in Ten Minutes" (by Edouard De Pomiane) Is a Charming Little Cookbook

Salad lovers everywhere will be able to appreciate the recipe book, Salad 365. It features recipes for 365 salads, one for very day of the year. Readers will be able to find and try delicious salads of all types, cold ones, hot ones, those made with pasta and those with out. Salad 365 is an excellent collection of recipes that are easy to prepare, tasty and best of all, no matter what a person’s tastes in salads are they will be able to find one in this recipe book that fits their fancy.

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Salad Cookbook Review of Salad 365

Are You Sure That’s Vegan? is a vegan cookbook produced by Claire Gosse. I have had an early copy for awhile and have been testing out some of it’s recipes. I want to let everyone know I am not Vegan and am very picky.

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Are You Sure That’s Vegan? Review

Read books on juicing to develop your understanding of this life-giving habit. Juicing is so healthy and powerful and you can learn a lot on your own. But juicing books are a great way to learn more and find great new recipes.

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The Top 4 Books on Juicing – Recommended Juicing Books

Some allergy cookbooks try to cater for all allergens in each recipe – this can end up leaving the recipes bland and boring. What Alice has done with her recipes in this book is to provide a basic recipe with one or two of the ‘Big Four’, eggs, dairy, gluten or nuts omitted and then provide variations for each recipe so you can exclude or add ingredients depending on the particular allergens you need to avoid.

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Allergy-Friendly Cookbook (No Eggs – No Dairy – No Gluten – No Nuts) A Review