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Tana Ramsay's Family Kitchen
Tana Ramsay, glamorous, down-to-earth wife of celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay and hands-on mother of four, has written a cookbook every family will swear by - but not in the traditional Gordon way. Widely renowned for being the bedrock of the Ramsay household, Tana shows time-pressed parents how easy it is to cook for the most demanding of families. Tana Ramsay is much admired for her strong family values and for her hands-on approach with her and celebrity chef Gordon's young family. Tana shows time-pressed parents how easy it is to cook healthy meals that all the family will enjoy - no matter what age or how demanding they may be. As well as over 100 recipes, this beautiful and practical cookbook includes hints and tips how to simply adapt dishes to suit different ages and tastes; how to encourage children to experiment with food; how to cut corners with a vast array of handy cooking and shopping hints.
260 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 2006
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January 12, 2022
Think she is easier to follow than Gordon!
Books are well set out, well written and great recipes. My kids are growing to eat her recipes, they do love her pasta recipes. The timings are spot on. There is a kind of honesty to her style of writing which I like. Have purchased her other books (although some are a recipes are a little same they will still get used).
Books are well set out, well written and great recipes. My kids are growing to eat her recipes, they do love her pasta recipes. The timings are spot on. There is a kind of honesty to her style of writing which I like. Have purchased her other books (although some are a recipes are a little same they will still get used).
July 24, 2025
homecook's recipes. just shows not all fancy cooks have time to cook for the kids and family. loved the pictures on the book, candid ones that kept it going. inspiring recipes? nah, not really. would I follow anything to cook? no, not likely. interesting read? well, that was a yes!
December 1, 2010
This is clearly one of the worst cook books that I have ever bought, have tried a number if the recipes, they have all ended up in the bin and as far as it being a cookbook directed at children as family fare my children have turned their noses up at the suggestions, not even heavy enough to use as a paperweight
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