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Cheung, Sidney C. H.
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394.12095 FOO
Publication Date
2007
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Innes, Jocasta.
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ARC 641.5 INN
Publication Date
1987
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Barrett, Isabelle
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ARC 641.5 REC
Publication Date
1976
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Wakeman, Alan
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ARC 641.5636 WAK
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1986
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Hingston, Jane
Call Number
ARC 641.300993 HIN
Publication Date
2009
Summary
"Kiwis love their food, especially all those goodies that are unique to New Zealand. This book is a quirky celebration of our national cuisine that is chock-full of stories about the food we regard with affection - from Anzac biscuits to whitebait, chocolate fish to the Sunday roast. More than 20 simple recipes are included so that you can create such Kiwi classics as Afghans, Pavlova, Feijoa Jam, or Ginger Crunch. Afghans, Barbecues and Chocolate Fish explores the history of our well-known food brands such as Vogel's, Marmite and Weet-Bix, investigates the tall tales that surround the origins of the likes of Lamingtons and Neenish Tarts, provides the low-down on Kiwi culinary traditions such as Christmas, birthday parties and 'ladies a plate', along with a fun collection of facts. For instance, did you know...that crayfish can migrate hundreds of kilometres? That our beloved Jaffas were originally Australian? Or that we eat nearly 2 million Jelly Tips a year?" --Publisher.
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Bharadwaj, Monisha, author.
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641.5954 BHA
Publication Date
2012 1996
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A feast for the eyes as well as the mind, this is a comprehensive encyclopedia of the mouth-watering ingredients used in Indian cooking. Monisha Bharadwaj shares the secrets of Indian cuisine and celebrates variety and ingenuity. From asafoetida to walnuts, each of 100 ingredients is explored giving useful advice about its appearance and taste, how it grows, how to store it and, of course, its culinary uses, complemented with over 200 classic Indian dishes. Every ingredient is a vivid insight into India's great and colourful traditions, from the earthy, creamy lentil dishes and yogurt-based marinades in North Indian cooking to the rice, coconut and curry leaves that are the famous staples of the South. Including tips on how to balance hot, sweet and sour flavours, how to cook spices so that they achieve their full-bodied, almost nutty-tasting flavour and explanations for why it is so essential to brown onions to a deep russet colour, The Indian Kitchen will bring rich and heady flavours into the heart of every home.
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Dahl, Sophie, 1977-
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ARC 641.5 DAH
Publication Date
2011
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Having honed her natural instinct for combining the best that every season has to offer with women's year-round culinary inclinations, "From Season to Season" is Sophie at her passionate best. Carrying along seasoned gourmets and tentative amateurs alike on her wave of haphazard optimism, Sophie captures the comforting abundance of Autumn with her Squash and Parmesan soup, the redolent warmth of a summer garden in full bloom with Grilled Peaches with Pistachios and Ricotta, and the burgeoning crispness of Spring with Butter Lettuce Lobster and Pea Salad. Sophie's guileless charm with just a hint of a glamorous older sister's worldly wisdom has seen her move gracefully from one career triumph to the next, winning over the critics with her first cookbook, "Miss Dahl's Voluptuous Delights", published alongside her successful first BBC cookery series, The Delicious Miss Dahl, about to embark on its second series. Stunning photography and Sophie's delightfully erratic illustrations make this lovingly crafted hardback the ideal gift for any woman who has no qualms about being immersed in adulterated food joy.
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