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  Cupboard Love: How to Get the Most Out of Your Kitchen (Hardback) By (author) Tom Norrington-Davies

  

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  Short Description for Cupboard LoveA guide which helps to build a better day to day relationship with your kitchen. This book shows how you can create your own food at home. It also shows how to rustle up food from a Mediterranean larder salad or a 'no chopping' stir-fry to roast garlic chicken or beef and Guinness stew.
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  • Publisher: Hodder & Stoughton Ltd
  • Published: 23 May 2005
  • Format: Hardback 256 pages
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  • Categories: Cookery Dishes & Courses
  • ISBN 13: 9780340835265 ISBN 10: 0340835265
  • Sales rank: 745,535

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Full description for Cupboard Love

• 'How would your kitchen feel if it were the person you lived with When did you last make time for each other Let's face it. Your relationship has got to the point where you only really make an effort when there are others around. And do you remember the last time the two of you had people over It was supposed to be a fun night but it got a bit stressful ...' This is a guide to a better day to day relationship with your kitchen. The standards of celebrity chefs can seem unrealistic, but for those who don't want to live off ready meals either, Tom Norrington-Davies has the solution. By rediscovering what's already in your cupboard and with just a little preparation and imagination, he shows how you can create your own convenience food at home - whether it's a meltingly easy lemon risotto, a good grill with a simple salsa verde sauce, or Tom's veggie BLT: haloumi, rocket and tomato (just don't call it an HRT). In his readable, witty style, Tom shows how to rustle up good food with minimum fuss and maximum enjoyment, from a Mediterranean larder salad or a quick 'no chopping' stir-fry to roast garlic chicken or beef and Guinness stew. This is a lavishly illustrated, accessible book that will rekindle your passion for cooking.