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A Wolf in the Kitchen: Easy Food for Hungry People
A Wolf in the Kitchen
is a book about eating well every day without much fuss and bother. It is for those people who adore good food but think they can't cook and haven't the time or inclination to learn. It is healthy food and, above all, food that tastes delicious.
A Wolf in the Kitchen is for anyone who has a vast appetite and not much money. There are tips on the essentials to keep in the store cupboard, hints about shopping — whether in the supermarket, the street market, an ethnic shop or corner shop - and how to eat like a lord on a pauper's budget.
A Wolf in the Kitchen contains recipes to suit all occasions. It looks after the Lone Wolf who needs food now, and has recipes for the Pack — the friends who descend suddenly, pleading starvation. There is quick food, very quick food, almost instant food, and food that cooks itself while you wander off and do something else.
A Wolf in the Kitchen is packed with easy recipes for pasta, stir fries and noodle soups, for stews and things on toast, and for turning ordinary ingredients, like a can of tomatoes or a bag of potatoes, into an exciting feast. There is food to impress - whether lovers, mates or parents. And some wicked puddings.
A Wolf in the Kitchen explains how to eke out the budget and eat well without spending hours labouring over a hot wok. Lindsey Bareham writes clearly, with great humour and, above all, with understanding.
Are you a wolf who's hungry to learn?
A Wolf in the Kitchen is for anyone who has a vast appetite and not much money. There are tips on the essentials to keep in the store cupboard, hints about shopping — whether in the supermarket, the street market, an ethnic shop or corner shop - and how to eat like a lord on a pauper's budget.
A Wolf in the Kitchen contains recipes to suit all occasions. It looks after the Lone Wolf who needs food now, and has recipes for the Pack — the friends who descend suddenly, pleading starvation. There is quick food, very quick food, almost instant food, and food that cooks itself while you wander off and do something else.
A Wolf in the Kitchen is packed with easy recipes for pasta, stir fries and noodle soups, for stews and things on toast, and for turning ordinary ingredients, like a can of tomatoes or a bag of potatoes, into an exciting feast. There is food to impress - whether lovers, mates or parents. And some wicked puddings.
A Wolf in the Kitchen explains how to eke out the budget and eat well without spending hours labouring over a hot wok. Lindsey Bareham writes clearly, with great humour and, above all, with understanding.
Are you a wolf who's hungry to learn?
- GenresCookbooks
256 pages, Paperback
Published September 7, 2000
About the author
Lindsey Bareham
23 booksLindsey Bareham is one of the UK's most talented cookery writers. Her daily after-work recipe column for the Evening Standard ran for 8 years and she currently writes the much-loved 'Dinner Tonight' column for The Times.
The author of 13 cookery books, including In Praise of the Potato, A Celebration of Soup, The Big Red Book of Tomatoes, The Fish Store, and The Trifle Bowl and Other Tales, Lindsey also co-wrote The Prawn Cocktail Years with Simon Hopkinson, and helped him write Roast Chicken and Other Stories, voted the Most Useful Cookery Book Ever by chefs and food writers.
The author of 13 cookery books, including In Praise of the Potato, A Celebration of Soup, The Big Red Book of Tomatoes, The Fish Store, and The Trifle Bowl and Other Tales, Lindsey also co-wrote The Prawn Cocktail Years with Simon Hopkinson, and helped him write Roast Chicken and Other Stories, voted the Most Useful Cookery Book Ever by chefs and food writers.
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July 7, 2010
One of my all time favourite instructive cookery books and probably the one I've bought most copies of for others because it's so bloody good. I still refer to it at least every couple of weeks to see if there's anything I fancy or any good inspiration. It's good straightforward common sense YUMMY food. Ace!
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