Malaysian Favourites: Easy Recipes for Home Cooking (Australian Women's Weekly Home Library Series)
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Malaysian Favourites: Easy Recipes for Home Cooking (Australian Women's Weekly Home Library Series) Description
Binding: Paperback
EAN: 9781863964982
ISBN: 1863964983
Label: ACP Publishing Pty Ltd
Manufacturer: ACP Publishing Pty Ltd
Book Pages: 64
Publication Date: 2005-07-01
Publisher: ACP Publishing Pty Ltd
Studio: ACP Publishing Pty Ltd
EAN: 9781863964982
ISBN: 1863964983
Label: ACP Publishing Pty Ltd
Manufacturer: ACP Publishing Pty Ltd
Book Pages: 64
Publication Date: 2005-07-01
Publisher: ACP Publishing Pty Ltd
Studio: ACP Publishing Pty Ltd
Editorial Review of Malaysian Favourites: Easy Recipes for Home Cooking (Australian Women's Weekly Home Library Series)
Customer Reviews of Malaysian Favourites: Easy Recipes for Home Cooking (Australian Women's Weekly Home Library Series)
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: A range of great meals as always
Review: Another fine Australian Women's Weekly book, this covers deceptively simple Malaysian recipes.
These aren't meals that have dozens of ingredients but taste of nothing, they're fragrant and richly spiced treats. The book is laid out simply, with mouth-watering photographs for each recipe, and straightforward cooking instructions. The pages are fairly small too, so you can have it open on the worktop without losing a lot of space. Ideal when you've forgotten what goes in next!
I have to mention in closing that the satay recipe is the best I've ever tasted, and the easiest to make - it's all prepped in advance, then it's just a case of adding to the pan at the right time. Pretty much foolproof!
Review Summary: A range of great meals as always
Review: Another fine Australian Women's Weekly book, this covers deceptively simple Malaysian recipes.
These aren't meals that have dozens of ingredients but taste of nothing, they're fragrant and richly spiced treats. The book is laid out simply, with mouth-watering photographs for each recipe, and straightforward cooking instructions. The pages are fairly small too, so you can have it open on the worktop without losing a lot of space. Ideal when you've forgotten what goes in next!
I have to mention in closing that the satay recipe is the best I've ever tasted, and the easiest to make - it's all prepped in advance, then it's just a case of adding to the pan at the right time. Pretty much foolproof!