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Real Food From Your Slo-Cooker - Annette Yates


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Real Food From Your Slo-Cooker - Annette Yates

 
Description: ISBN 057202536X / Author: Annette Yates / Genre: Food & Drink / Dieting / Publisher: Foulsham / At the end of a hard day, you could ... more
Real Food From Your Slo-Cooker - Annette Yates ... return home to a delicious, ready-cooked meal courtesy of a slo-cooker. This classic collection of international recipes shows how to take advantage of this form of cookery.'

Newest Review: ... in from work?) and also the various methods of preparing foods and cooking. It may be tempting to skip straight to the ... more

 ... recipes, but make sure you don't miss these chapters out, there are some wonderful tips in there. The first few times I got stuck into slo-cooking, I put dairy items in to cook for hours...curdled casserole anyone? The recipe categories covered in the book are soups and starters, seafood, meat, poultry and game, vegetables and vegetarian and finally, desserts and cake. With around 10 recipes per section, its entirely possible for those organised people out there to come up with a great varied meal planner for each week. ...more

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Real Food from Your Slo-cooker
Pages: 126, Paperback, W Foulsham & Co Ltd
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masonsmum
Premium Review Real Food From Your Slo-Cooker - Annette Yates: The right hand book for the beginner slow cooker (749 words)
by - written on 15/10/09 (Very useful, 30 readings)
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If there is one thing I truly love, its that slo-cooker of mine. When I first picked it up, for a whole fiver from a car boot sale (tis hard times we are living in) I needed some recipes to be able to cook in it. I am a Virgo, I need instructions, step by step ones. So I took myself off to Borders and came away clutching this great little book. ~ About ~ This 126 page, simply laid out book is all about how to get real food from your slo-cooker. That probably sounds a bit odd, after all, you wouldn't get anything else BUT real food from a slo-cooker would you? I soon learned that there is a skill to slo-cooking, or you can expect every meal you make ...  Read the complete review

wendybull
Premium Review A Helping Hand in the Kitchen (532 words)
by - written on 13/05/08 (Very useful, 105 readings)
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Having recently purchased a slow cooker I thought I had better buy some kind of guide to see me through a few recipes instead of chucking everything in and hoping for the best. Little did I know you could cook so much in a slow cooker and this book has really opened my eyes to the variety of dinners I can create that cook deliciously without any hassle while I am at work or doing other jobs around the house. At the start of the book it gives you some really useful tips on how to prepare foods before cooking and this has really helped me to get the best out of the recipes and make them as tasty as possible. Things I have found useful were tips like ...  Read the complete review

 

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