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Cook's Encyclopedias
Red Hot! A Cook's Encyclopedia Of Fire and Spice
This collection of recipes shows how to add raw heat, piquancy or fiery flavour to any dish. Complete with a thorough introduction describing the individual spices, spice mixtures, pastes and sambals used throughout the book, this is a useful reference and source of inspiration.
512 pages, Paperback
First published December 25, 2004
About the author
Jenni Fleetwood
215 books6 followersFleetwood is a cookbook writer specializing in the foods of Latin America. She runs Iziko lo Lwazi, a nonprofit craft project based in Cape Town, South Africa
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December 5, 2011
Don't get me wrong this is a good cookbook. I only gave it two stars not because the book itself isn't very good, but because I don't ever use it. The one item of note in the book which is well worth it are the spice rubs and paste recipes included.
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