Curry Easy, by Madhur Jaffrey. Abla's Lebanese Kitchen, by Abla Amad. Simple recipes that taste magnificent, and beautifully presentedbooks as well (ie, illustrations and photographs).
rumpelstiltskin,
Dec 11, 10:38am
Oh.and The Smitten Kitchen Cookbook - intriguing recipes from New York. Just released, looks great!
cgvl,
Dec 11, 4:41pm
that Whittakers chocolate cookbook looks devine, DH pointed it out last week when in Whitcoulls, not sure if it was a hint for him or me.
I got a cheese making kit for this xmas, and now a really good book would be welcome, otherwise not sure if I have seen any new books I really want.
freesia,
Dec 11, 6:06pm
I think everyone should have a copy of the Four Ingredients cookbook plus the good old Edmonds cookbook.
thewomble1,
Dec 21, 11:40pm
Waiting for my copy of Heston Blumenthal.THE BIG FAT DUCK COOKBOOK.
bedazzledjewels,
Dec 22, 5:51am
The best one's I've seen from this year so far - Monica's Kitchen by Monica Galetti, The Engine Room cookbook and I like this vegetable (but not vegetarian) cookbook - Mr Wilkinson's Vegetable Cookbook.
daisygirl,
Dec 22, 7:54am
For good everyday family cooking you cant beat an Alison Holst book. I enjoy Moroccan and North African cooking books and also Greek cooking.
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