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One Perfect Ingredient, Three Ways to Cook It

4.20 ( 15 Ratings by Goodreads)
One Perfect Ingredient, Three Ways to Cook It

One Perfect Ingredient, Three Ways to Cook It

4.20 (15 Ratings by Goodreads)
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Published: 11 March, 2008
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Learn how to make amazing dishes from everyday ingredients with The Great British Menu 2 and Saturday Kitchen celebrity-chef, Marcus Wareing. Marcus Wareing guides you through 150 recipes to make tasty, enticing, imaginative food from the kind of basic ingredients to be found in any kitchen. Transform a beef joint into barbecued Rib Eye with Port Wine Shallots or a Mum's Potroast following simple step-by-step recipes. Take a good helping of cheddar and make Cheese Straws, or Ham and Pickle Pasties; or turn a humble banana into baked Pudding, a luxurious Caramel Bavarois or delicious Banana Fritters. It includes recipes for creating whole meals or just a satisfying snack. One Perfect Ingredient ...is one ideal cookbook.
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Type Book
ISBN13 9781405320047
ISBN10 1405320044
Number Of Pages 224
Item Weight 978 g
Product Dimensions 202 x 26 x 256 mm
Publisher / Reseller Dorling Kindersley
Format hardback
Edition 01
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The recipes are easy to follow and his tips invaluable -- Tom Parker-Bowles In On How To Cook The Perfect The Observer

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Author's Bio

The man behind the nation's favourite tart, Marcus Wareing: Michelin star holder, winner Great British Menu, Best Dessert, protege of Gordon Ramsey, and one of Britain's most acclaimed young chefs, Marcus is chef patron at Petrus. His TV work includes The Great British Menu 2 and Saturday Kitchen. His first book How to Cook the Perfect was published in 2007. Marcus lives in London.

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