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Imprint: Chatto & Windus
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Published: 04/09/2014
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ISBN: 9780701189198
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Length: 480 Pages
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Dimensions: 253mm x 42mm x 196mm
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Weight: 1589g
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RRP: £30.00
Feast
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Food that Celebrates Life (Nigella Collection)
'Food is the vital way we celebrate anything that matters. It's how we mark the connections between us; how we celebrate life.'
A feast for the eyes and the senses, Feast is a must for every kitchen, in the tradition of Nigella's classic How to Eat. Whatever you're celebrating, you'll find a deliciously simple recipe for any occasion.
With warm and witty food writing, clear recipes and ingredients lists and a beautiful hardback design, this is a book you will treasure for many years as well as a delicious gift for friends and family.
Thanksgiving and Christmas - turkey and ham, mince pies and Christmas cake... and everything in between
Meatless feasts - mouthwatering vegetarian recipes that everyone will love
Valentine's day - romantic dinner ideas for two
Easter - slow-cooked lamb, hot cross buns and indulgent baking
Passover - Seder night suppers and feasts
Breakfast - something delicious for everyone, from how to boil eggs to morning muffins
Kitchen feasts - everyday celebrations: suppers for friends and family meals
Kiddie feast - delicious and healthy recipes for kids
Chocolate cake hall of fame - a chocolate cake recipe for every occasion
Eid - a fast-breaking curry banquet of Mughlai chicken curry, pheasant and lamb
Festival of lights - indulgent baking recipes for a happy Hannukah
Midnight feast - deliciously easy recipes to satisfy those late-night cravings, from carbonara to alcoholic hot chocolate.
Nigella Collection: a vibrant look for Nigella's classic cookery books.
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Imprint: Chatto & Windus
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Published: 04/09/2014
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ISBN: 9780701189198
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Length: 480 Pages
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Dimensions: 253mm x 42mm x 196mm
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Weight: 1589g
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RRP: £30.00
Reviews
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Heartwarming, passionate, informed, refreshingly uncomplicated and full of ideas, Feast is destined to become a classic like How to Eat
Mrs D-Daily (Blog)
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In her wonderful signature style, Nigella introduces each of her recipes in this cookbook with infectious excitement, resulting in an unrealistic ambition in us to want to make everything at once
Rosie Conroy, Independent
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The real successor to How to Eat, a volume that every right-thinking person cherishes and consults regularly... Feast is just as entertaining and divulgent - and it works too, both as a practical manual and an engrossing read
Evening Standard
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As clever and inspiring as ever
Jeanette Winterson, Evening Standard
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An absolute essential to any kitchen regardless of whether you're a novice or a pro. While the focus is on festive food, it is also filled with some brilliant everyday recipes. So whether you want something a bit different on a weeknight or want to create something delicious and spectacular for a special occasion then there will be something in this book for you.
Amazon reviewer, L. Silver
