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My Turn To Cook (by Miranda Shearer)

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My Turn To Cook
 

My Turn To Cook
(by Miranda Shearer)

$5.00

ISBN: 0304363235

  • 2002 edition.  128 pages.
  • Published by Cassell Illustrated, London.
  • Hardcover with dust jacket.  Illustrated boards.
  • Very good condition.  Minor dust jacket wear and fading.

The Ultimate Student Cookbook.  Illustrated and Indexed.

This is a cookbook written by a student, for students.  My Turn to Cook covers everything that the learner cook will need to know in order to prepare food of all kinds  -  from simple snacks to slap-up meals for friends.  Each recipe is divided into easy steps, with helpful tips, hints and words of encouragement along the way.

Miranda enthusiastically shares her knowledge, and aged 18, memories of learning and disasters are not too far away.  She writes with great humour, knowing exactly how to coax the most inexperienced cook through this selection of favourite recipes and any tricky stages.

All the recipes in this book have been tried and tested by students, and not just students who know how to cook. 

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