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The Cook's Book: Including Marcus Wareing, Shaun Hill, Ken Hom and Charlie Trotter: Step-by-step Techniques and Recipes for Success Every Time from the ... Shaun Hill, Ken Hom and Charlie Trotterby: Marcus Wareing, Jill Norman, Charlie Trotter, Peter Gordon, Antonio Piccinardi, Paul Gayler, Tetsuya Wakuda, David Thompson September 29, 2005 |
List Price: £30.00 Vegetarian Books Price: £19.50 You Save: £10.50 (35%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £9.98 |
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I am a keen cook. Self taught in most things, hit or miss with almost everything I cook,but always appreciated, I found this book very helpful.
Felt like I have a good teacher to keep m right. Yet to come across another on the same par as this. Feel like it lets you in on a lot of top little cooking secrets and tips that make all the difference. >>More Details |
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Mensa Guide to Solving Sudoku: Hundreds of Puzzles and Techniques to Help You Crack Them All (Official Mensa Puzzle Book)by: Peter Gordon, Frank Longo September 07, 2006 |
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I bought this book on end December 2007 for my father who is a very advanced Sudoku player. Unfortunately, there are not any advanced Sudoku books in the Greek market (where we live) so every time I have to buy for him books from Europe, where I travel alot. I have found very strong puzzle books in the UK and in Germany but the books containing techniques and strategies were always "basic" with rather obvious hints for the very advanced player.I didn't know the actual content of the book before buying it so I didn't have many expectations. My father was thrilled with it and after reading it he was able to implement the techniques in solving some diabolical puzzles that he couldn't before. He recommends it as the best Sudoku book he has read. 2 ... Read More:
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Learning Disability: A Life Cycle approach to Valuing People: A Life Cycle Approach to Valuing Peopleby: Peter Goward, Gordon Grant, Paul Ramcharan, Malcolm Richardson July 04, 2005 |
List Price: £29.99 Vegetarian Books Price: £25.49 You Save: £4.50 (15%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £20.00 |
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I bought this book on end December 2007 for my father who is a very advanced Sudoku player. Unfortunately, there are not any advanced Sudoku books in the Greek market (where we live) so every time I have to buy for him books from Europe, where I travel alot. I have found very strong puzzle books in the UK and in Germany but the books containing techniques and strategies were always "basic" with rather obvious hints for the very advanced player.I didn't know the actual content of the book before buying it so I didn't have many expectations. My father was thrilled with it and after reading it he was able to implement the techniques in solving some diabolical puzzles that he couldn't before. He recommends it as the best Sudoku book he has read. 2 ... Read More:
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Sport Sociology (Active Learning in Sport) (Active Learning in Sport)by: Peter Craig (Editor), Paul Beedie (Editor), Gordon Mellor, Amanda Jones, Wu Ping April 28, 2008 |
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It's v. good to have a contemporary text specifically for readers on this side of the Atlantic. There are a number of good texts on sport sociology but this seems to me the easiest to learn from - the reflective points and, especially, the actvities help explain the subject and make its significance clear. Also there's a very welcome lack of jargon-riddled waffle!
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Textbook on Administrative Lawby: Peter Leyland, Gordon Anthony October 02, 2008 |
List Price: £26.99 Vegetarian Books Price: £25.64 You Save: £1.35 ( 5%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £23.82 |
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It's v. good to have a contemporary text specifically for readers on this side of the Atlantic. There are a number of good texts on sport sociology but this seems to me the easiest to learn from - the reflective points and, especially, the actvities help explain the subject and make its significance clear. Also there's a very welcome lack of jargon-riddled waffle!
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How Very Interesting!: Peter Cook's Universe And All That Surrounds Itby: Peter Gordon, Dan Kieran Paul Hamilton October 02, 2006 |
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If, like me, you agree with Stephen Fry's assessment that Peter Cook was indeed "the funniest man to ever draw breath," then you'll welcome the publication of this tome from the folks at the Establishment, the Peter Cook Appreciation Society (stabbers.org) who for a time were responsible for the dead tree periodical Publish and Bedazzled (AKA Pub & Bed). While the bonanza of materials to surface in the last couple years is rich--from Harry Thompson's lively if flawed biography to the comprehensive collections of writings and remembrances put together by third wife Lin and most recently, the memoir of first wife Wendy--this book is the only one that comes from the same point of view as most readers of the above tomes. I mean fans, of course. ... Read More:
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Starting with Beesby: Gordon Peter 2004-05 |
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This book is an excellent book which takes beekeeping through all the stages. It have been a great reference for me during my first 2 years and kept my bees fit and healthy. Starts with the history through to aquiring bees, basic equipment, care, management, swarm control, queen marking everything really and well written to boot!
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Salads: The New Main Courseby: Peter Gordon April 07, 2006 |
List Price: £12.99 Vegetarian Books Price: £8.44 You Save: £4.55 (35%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £3.98 |
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Incredibly easy, dashing one-dish lunch or dinner-party fare. Have you noticed that guests just don't want to eat piles of stodge anymore? Peter Gordon's Salads are utterly delicious but can be deceptively presented as healthy and even as GI Diet-friendly. Thing is, you can tell he's a chef; basically the setup he imagines is a kind of mise, where you prepare each ingredient separately and then assemble. This can seem like a lot of faff after work, by the time you've toasted this and roasted and peeled that. Some of the recipes have one ingredient too many. But this is a fine book for entertaining; I've now made half a dozen of his salads for dinner or lunch parties and have been complimented every time.
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Elite 160: World War II Infantry Assault Tactics (Elite) (Elite)by: Gordon Rottman March 10, 2008 |
List Price: £11.99 Vegetarian Books Price: £8.39 You Save: £3.60 (30%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £6.03 |
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Incredibly easy, dashing one-dish lunch or dinner-party fare. Have you noticed that guests just don't want to eat piles of stodge anymore? Peter Gordon's Salads are utterly delicious but can be deceptively presented as healthy and even as GI Diet-friendly. Thing is, you can tell he's a chef; basically the setup he imagines is a kind of mise, where you prepare each ingredient separately and then assemble. This can seem like a lot of faff after work, by the time you've toasted this and roasted and peeled that. Some of the recipes have one ingredient too many. But this is a fine book for entertaining; I've now made half a dozen of his salads for dinner or lunch parties and have been complimented every time.
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Textbook on Administrative Lawby: Peter Leyland, Gordon Anthony July 14, 2005 |
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Incredibly easy, dashing one-dish lunch or dinner-party fare. Have you noticed that guests just don't want to eat piles of stodge anymore? Peter Gordon's Salads are utterly delicious but can be deceptively presented as healthy and even as GI Diet-friendly. Thing is, you can tell he's a chef; basically the setup he imagines is a kind of mise, where you prepare each ingredient separately and then assemble. This can seem like a lot of faff after work, by the time you've toasted this and roasted and peeled that. Some of the recipes have one ingredient too many. But this is a fine book for entertaining; I've now made half a dozen of his salads for dinner or lunch parties and have been complimented every time.
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