Cooking For Blokes
By (Author) Dr Duncan Anderson
By (author) Marian Walls
Little, Brown Book Group
Sphere
31st January 1997
1st August 1996
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
641.5081
Paperback
336
Width 124mm, Height 196mm, Spine 22mm
240g
This cookery book is designed to appeal specifically to "blokes". It provides simple explanations for cooking whilst encouraging healthier eating, using less sugar, salt and fat. The recipes all fit on a single page and do not asume the cook has mastered any previous techniques. From the simplest of snacks (cheese on toast) to dishes that might even impress Mum (trout and almonds), the recipes in this book take cooks through the process step-by-step. The 200 recipes are graded for difficulty and cover Indian, Chinese and Far Eastern, Italian, Tex-Mex, vegetarian, salads, party food and drink.
'If you're the kind of guy who doesn't know his sauce from his saute then this is the book for you' BIRMINGHAM POST 'A dream come true for those who find the prospect of conjuring up anything more complicated than chips rather daunting' PETERSFIELD HERALD 'designed to help the uninitiated male of the species weave his way through the culinary minefield of the kitchen' HOMES AND IDEAS '300 pages of flexible and forgiving ideas for men who can't face another fry up.' DAILY EXPRESS
Duncan Anderson is a neurologist at the Hammersmith Hospital as well as a freelance writer. Marian is an artist and designer.