Essential Fingerfood Cookbook

The Essential Cookbook

by Murdoch Books

This book is filled with tempting recipes to be shared with friends, beautifully presented but with the emphasis on simplicity and taste. Chapters are divided into region and culture and photographs guide you through any tricky techniques.

Genres: Cookbooks, Cooking, Cuisine, Food, Ebooks, Reference

304 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2000

About the author

Murdoch Books is an Australian publisher, mainly of gardening and cook books.

Reviews

[Sana Abdulla]

A good book with an abundance of recipes, there are chapters on Indian, Asian, Middle Eastern and Mexican bites, albeit with a slightly western idea of what these flavours should be. There is also sushi and sweet bites, so all in all it is a pretty good collection, and covers a lot of ingredients.
Update: I tried several recipes, none of them worked if I stuck to the ingredients, some things were too little or too much, so this book is doable if you have experience, or need ideas.

[Scott Andrews]

A keeper. So many ideas that are so very useful. A lot of familiar items you simply forget, like mini pizzas and twists, or Parmesan Tuile cones. You have to be a serious killjoy not to love this book. Well done.

[Sam]

Only two recipes that were somewhat interesting to me.

[Kassie]

dont have any more but would like to get

[Marian]

I love fiddly appetizers, so I am biased on these appetizer books, Makes me want to throw a ladies tea!

[Bluetiful Hadeel]

This cook book helped me a lot for a last minute event. It's easy to follow and all the recipes that I have tried from it were so succeccful.
I totally recommend this book for everyone even if you have never cooked before :D

Enjoy!