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Ottolenghi: The Cookbook by: Yotam Ottolenghi, Sami Tamimi List Price: £25.00 City Travel Guides Price: £16.25 You Save: £8.75 (35%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Hardcover EAN: 9780091922344 ISBN: 0091922348 Label: Ebury Press Manufacturer: Ebury Press Number Of Pages: 304 Publication Date: May 01, 2008 Publisher: Ebury Press Studio: Ebury Press Sales Rank: 75 Related Items:
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 Rating: - I'll Try the lotHow many times have you bought a cook book and only end up using two or three recipes from it. Having opened Ottolenghi I started at the beginning and read through all the recipes and have not found one that I don't want to do. I haven't been to the restaurant but the pictures in the book certainly whetted my appetite. Rating: - Fresh & inspiring cookingHaving eaten at Ottolenhi a few times and absolutely loved it, we were very excited at the prospect of Ottolenghi at home! I have already cooked 3 dishes and all have been amazing. Looking forward to eating our way through the rest of the book! Rating: - One of the best cookery books in yearsI'm a big fan of Ottolenghi, having eaten there a few times. I was really looking forward to this book and it didn't disappoint. There's a fresh take on everything and even though some recipes (french beans, mangetout in a hazelnut and orange dressing) are little more than assembly jobs, they're great for inspirations. I love the layout, the recipes, everything. Buy it! Rating: - My cookbook of the yearFlavour, flavour, flavour those are the three words I'd use to describe the food produced by Ottolenghi and Tamimi in their two London establishments, and they certainly deliver that in this book which contains much of the food they routinely serve. The recipes, are so clear and well-written that it is easy to replicate the amazing tastes that are their hall-mark. I've only had the book for ten days but have already made four of the dishes, every one a winner. I have also had to fight off my daughter who thought she might take the book away to Cambridge with her - buy your own copy say I! Rating: - St Otto of Lenghi , we love you.Moro, Jamie, Diana (Henry) ... I've bought all those books this year, excitedly scanning through them and bookmarking the pages of lots of yummy looking recipes to try. But how many have I actually got round to trying? Probably one or two recipes per book. They inspire, excite and suggest other ideas, but as for slavishly following the recipe, nah - you can kind of work it out for yourself. But St Otto is different - every meal we've eaten this week has been a revealing and faithful recreation of his great works on the streets of London. Admittedly I was already a convert. Ever since his huge, puffy piles of meringues beckoned me into the tiny Notting Hill shop about 4 years ago, I have been hooked. St Otto takes simple, everyday ... Read More: |
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