Mighty Spice Cookbook - John Gregory-Smith

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Mighty Spice Cookbook - John Gregory-Smith

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Format:	Softback
Pagination:	224 pages, colour photos
Dimensions:	246 x 189 mm
Country of Pub.:	United Kingdom
Pub Date:	2012

Wonderful book... A multicultural collection of recipes which are immediately appealing, simple to make and full of flavours you'll want to make. - Mail on Sunday

'Try it - you'll be hooked!' - Waitrose Weekend

'Mighty Spice encourages us all to be bolder in our seasoning.' - The Times

John Gregory-Smith brings us a wonderful collection of recipes from all over the world. Each recipe uses easy techniques and a maximum of 5 from the 25 key spices covered - and delivers fantastic tastes with minimum fuss.

Want to make a chicken dish for supper, for example? Try Vietnamese Star Anise & Lemongrass Chicken Claypot, Mexican Chicken with Yogurt & Almonds or Moroccan Lemon & Cinnamon Chicken.

Keen to explore new flavours for fish? Try Coconut & Lemongrass Salmon Curry, Chilli & Basil Scallops or Indian Fish Cakes with Coriander & Coconut Chutney.

Many people find spices confusing and equate them to endless shopping lists or old jars sitting in their kitchen cupboard. Mighty Spice Cookbook will change these misconceptions and show everyone how simple it is to cook with spices - and create mouth-watering recipes, full of flavour.

•  Manufacturer (or, UK Distributor / Reseller) :

    Spices of India
    Cedar Trade Park
    Cobham Road
    Ferndown Industrial Estate
    Wimborne
    Dorset, UK
    BH21 7SD
    UK

Testimonial:

"Dear Spices of India, Hi, Just to let you know I have received my order safely and how pleased I am with it. Packed superbly and delivered to my door in under 24 hours, fantastic is the only word I can think of!!! You will be getting further orders from me and I am looking forward to trying some of your recipes. This is the best on-line shopping experience I have had for a long time. Thank you."

- Richard Aldridge

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