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Price Comparison for Rachel's Food for Living - Rachel Allen
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Rachel's Food for Living
Pages: 240, Edition: illustrated edition, Hardcover, Collins Last Update 12.11.2009 05:42
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by - written on 08/03/09 (Very useful, 302 readings)
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Just after Christmas, when everything was getting back to normal after the festivities I was mooching about in W.H.Smith in my local town when I spotted this book among the reduced display near the door. At first I thought it might be a mistake as Rachel Allen is a superb first class cook and her books arent usually reduced in the vast array of 'sale' books. I took it to the till and yes, I was not mistaken at all, I only paid £7 for this instead of the real price of £20.00. Now I am a real fan of this gentle lady and her recipes, having watched her on television in both her own programmes and Saturday kitchen, which I never miss if I can help it. She seems ... Read the complete review
by - written on 26/02/09 (Very useful, 85 readings)
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I have a lot of cookbooks and only a couple that come out time and time again. Rachel Allen's food for Living is one of them. The book is very clearly layed out and has a useful ribbon to mark the page for you. Pictures are great and help you visualise what the food should look like. It doesn't have too many pictures in like some books. The thing i love about this is book is pretty much 90% of the recipes are one's you would actually do. They are easy to follow, don't use lots of hard to find ingredients and taste fab. I like the section for afternoon tea as i have the girls round a fair bit and also the food for lovers as due to the credit crunch ... Read the complete review
by - written on 27/01/09 (Useful, 120 readings)
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I was given this book by my Mother-in-Law as a Christmas present just over a year ago and immediately took against it because of the oh-so-perfect photo of Allen on the cover. How silly was I? I knew, from her TV series, that Rachel Allen can cook, the recipes always looked lovely but i was younger and foolish then. Anyway, i finally opened the book some time last summer and am very glad that i did. The recipes are clear and very easy to follow. Nearly every one includes a photograph so that you can compare what you are cooking with the end product - this is something i look for in a recipe book. At the moment, the sweet recipes are favourite in this household and ... Read the complete review
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