Sam Stern's Student Cookbook : Survive in Style on a Budget - Sam Stern
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 Sam Stern's Student Cookbook : Survive in Style on a Budget - Sam Stern
 Sam Stern's Student Cookbook : Survive in Style on a Budget - Sam Stern ... by WalkerNewest Review: ... although it is easier to eat fast food and the like when living a way from home, it will leave you "feeling like ... more ... crap". His words, not mine. The next couple of pages are actually really helpful for a complete cooking novice like me as it explains all the jargon that are usually littered throughout regular cookbooks. I have to admit if someone asked me to marinate something, they would get a blank look in return. For anyone that's read Sophie Kinsella's Undomestic Goddess and putting the peas on the oven...that's so me! So this section is really good. He also explains what essentials you should be keeping in your cupboards and wh...more |
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Sam Stern's Student Cookbook : Survive in Style on a Budget - Sam Stern: Tasty food on a budget (731 words)
by - written on 04/10/09 (Very useful, 107 readings)
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I've never been a domestic goddess, much preferring to rely on my other wifely skills rather than my cooking! However after years of the same old meals even I admit I was getting a bit bored. Jacket potatoes and curries from a jar were the extent of my culinary expertise and knowing this, my lovely mum bought me this cook book with the hope that I'd become a bit more interested in cooking. Ignoring her ever so slightly sexist "a wife should know how to cook" comment I thought I'd give it a whirl. The Student Cookbook is aptly named as it's great for both students wanting to save a bit of money when cooking away from home, whilst also being great for ... Read the complete review
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