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 The Frugal Cook - Fiona Beckett
 The Frugal Cook - Fiona Beckett ... Absolute PressNewest Review: ... you can do with them. There is also a section advertising her blog. The book is 208 pages long and is published by Absolute ... more ... Press (2008). I did actually get this book from the library on my recent money saving spree.
***Opinion***
I liked this book, mainly because I felt that a lot of thought and work had gone into it. It also included the usual references to useful websites. There will be recipes that I will try; The Pea and Ham soup for instance, something my mum used to make, but I have never attempted as a grown up. I will also give Lemon Drizzle Traybake a try.
I also liked how she introduced each recipe with a personal note o...more |
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The Frugal Cook - Fiona Beckett: The Frugal Cook - Move Over Nigella! (553 words)
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The Frugal Cook by Fiona Beckett ***What's it all about? *** In keeping with the fashion for all things frugal, Fiona Beckett has written a cookbook to make the most of feeding your family. It starts with some tips on how to generally analyse the way you think about food. She first looks at the skill of stretching food, being more energy efficient and the frugal store cupboard to name just a few tips. Then the main emphasis of the book is on recipes, including sections on: ~Budget breakfasts and brunches ~Light lunches and snacks ~Easy midweek suppers ~Big weekend cook-ups ~The frugal ... Read the complete review
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