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Management number 233348813 Release Date 2026/06/27 List Price US$5.23 Model Number 233348813
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All you need to make stunning dishes everyday is the very best raw ingredients. So open up, celebrate flavour, cook more (and more simply), have fun and eat brilliantly!If you love eating with the seasons, reducing food waste and whipping up creative, but simple to cook, dishes packed with flavour, this cookbook is for you! Who knew that a celeriac could be made into the lightest fluffiest cous cous? Or that leafy carrot tops make a delicious herby dressing? And not forgetting sweet treats, watermelons make the most delicious thirst-quenching mojito ice-lollies, and dates and cinnamon are the perfect guilt-free combo in Spiced Gingerbread truffles. Abel & Cole’s recipes always find the fun in food, creating twists on classics dishes and making the most of seasonal bounty, from Asparagus and Egg Fried Quinoa, to Hake Burgers with Roast Garlic Mayo, Strawberry & Prosecco Jam, Broccoli Walnut Rarebit and Parsnip & Butterscotch Pudding – and plenty more in between! Read more

ASIN B01N5CMTU0
XRay Not Enabled
ISBN13 978-1473551213
Edition 1st
Language English
File size 77.5 MB
Page Flip Enabled
Publisher Ebury Digital
Word Wise Enabled
Print length 390 pages
Accessibility Learn more
Screen Reader Supported
Publication date September 7, 2017
Enhanced typesetting Enabled

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