RecipeTin Eats: Tonight: Dinners for every night of the week from Australia's favourite cook

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Australia's favourite home cook, Nagi Maehashi, is back to solve the perennial problem of what's for dinner tonight ... and every night. Following on from her record-breaking first cookbook, Dinner, Nagi brings us Tonight with more than 150 brand-new foolproof, flavour-packed recipes, 800 variations on those recipes and 3000 possible combinations that match formulas (including the world-famous Charlie sauce) with different ingredients. There are crave-worthy crowd-pleasers - try slow-baked Italian meatballs in a rich tomato sauce with bubbling melted cheese or fall-apart Asian chicken cooked in a sticky-sweet soy glaze. Some dinners can be cooked in 20 minutes, and others can be made using only pantry staples. For high-impact guest-impressing, turn to Sunday Suppers - the Vietnamese pulled pork is a festival of flavour - while the Sweets chapter delivers on the promise of maximum decadence. With a stunning photo and link to a how-to video for each recipe - and plenty of guest appearances from Australia's most loved golden retriever, Dozer! - this is a book for every Australian kitchen, for every level of cooking ability, for every budget, for every set of taste buds, and for every single night of the week.

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Nagi Maehashi is the voice, cook and photographer behind RecipeTin Eats, an Australian food blog with a devoted worldwide following. The website receives half a billion hits each year and Nagi has a social media following of over 5 million. In 2021, Nagi founded her food bank, RecipeTin Meals, which cooks and donates 130,000 meals (including desserts) annually. Nagi's first cookbook, Dinner, is the fastest-selling cookbook in Australian publishing history. In 2023, it became the first cookbook to win the Australian Book Industry Award's Book of the Year. Nagi and her celebrity dog, Dozer, live in Sydney, Australia.