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| I highly rate Nigella as she goes for no fuss cooking but this "picture free" book is a great read as well as being a cracking cookery book. Dont let the lack of pictures put you off, it is a first rate book for all levels of cook.
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| This one was first printed a few years ago, before she really got a name for gastroporn, it is good.
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| until recently though, very few recipe books were seasonality orientated. To be honest I find her recipes easy to follow, work well and take a lot of the overstuffiness out of cooking. Even Gary Rhodes has brought a "simple" recipe book out and he is renowned for very elaborate and intricate food.
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| Don't like Gary Rhodes in general at all as his food IMHO is somewhat poncey although would guess that a simple one is somewhat better. Somebody bought me the Domestic Godess book by Nigella a few years ago, it's Ok but haven't' used it much. Anyway, one of my New Year Resolutions is to stop buying cookery books as I ran out of space ages ago and have loads of recipes in the ones I've got that have never been tried.
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