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Books : The Combination Microwave Cook (Right Way S.)
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The Combination Microwave Cook (Right Way S.) by: Annette Yates, Caroline Young List Price: £4.99 Vegetarian Books Price: £4.49 You Save: £0.50 (10%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Paperback Dewey Decimal Number: 641 EAN: 9780716020806 ISBN: 0716020807 Label: Elliot Right Way Books Manufacturer: Elliot Right Way Books Number Of Pages: 128 Publication Date: September 25, 1997 Publisher: Elliot Right Way Books Studio: Elliot Right Way Books Sales Rank: 53852 Related Items:
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 Rating:  - Great as long as you like cheese...When I first started flicking through this book, it seemed to me that almost every recipe included cheese; ok, I had started at the beginning with the snacks and starters, so maybe that wasn't so strange (72% of these recipes included cheese), and the next section - Veg and pasta dishes - well you'd expect to be a bit cheesy, though with 66% containing cheese it still seemed a bit much. Anyway, I felt I'd be out of the cheesy woods when I got to the fish dishes, but no... 66% of these also included cheese. Ok, so on to the meat & poultry section. Surely I'd left the cheese behind now. And the first recipe was... Squash with meat and cheese stuffing, followed by Beef and cheese strudel; Beef-stuffed aubergine with (you've guessed it) ... Read More: Rating:  - Another great book from Annette YatesThis is a great book with just the right amount of information. I have 3 books by Annette Yates and find them all very user friendly. There are no pictures yet they are some of my favourite books. A british book with easy to find ingredients. Rating:  - Grade A AwfulThe Combination Microwave Cook offers a review of the various functions, appropriate cooking utensils and cleaning of your oven, none of which add anything to the booklet provided by the manufacturer. The recipes are old-fashioned and boring and there is no information on how to convert your own recipes. Five versions of rarebit, but no advice on how to bake a potato, taking advantage of the micro-wave for speed and convection for colour and texture. "Your oven probably has an auto-cook function for this," the authors airily write. My advice would be to wait for a second book written by someone else. Rating:  - Long overdue, but worth the wait.Although bookshop shelves are often overloaded with cookery books, including many dealing with microwave cookery, a book that deals specifically with combination ovens has been hard to find. This is a good one. Not only does it deal adequately with all combinations, it has managed to include within its pages some new recipies. The one area where I would like to see an improvement in future editions is in the area of menu planning and microwave usage for say a simple three course meal. |
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