Cook Book Reviews

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Se7en Review “Cooked in Africa” by Justin Bonello

November 4th, 2009 · 7 Comments

I mentioned in our Week That Was last week that we had been back to the Waterfront for a visit. I hinted at books and signings and Monday Munchies… well here it is!
An invitation on the Pengiun Books Website… and we were there…
Here is the book:

Here is the author signing our book:

Here is [...]

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The Celebrity Chef Reviews The Ministry of Food.

January 13th, 2009 · 5 Comments

So the Celebrity Chef had a great week, a friend lent him a whole pile of books by his best (chef) friend: James. He has spent hours pouring through these books. Yes he really is passionate about this whole cooking thing!

Anyway we recently got this book and he has claimed it as his own…

When [...]

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Kids Cooking… Review

August 25th, 2008 · 2 Comments

Firstly it has to be said: I love Usborne Books – always have, always will – I was born loving them. All their books in the range of Little Books are quite literally worth dying for.
Well here comes a double bonus, you may have noticed a predilection towards cook books, specifically kids cook books on [...]

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Cooking with Daisy… A Review…

August 11th, 2008 · No Comments

We stopped by our favorite book store, Kalk Bay Books, one of the few local book stores that isn’t part of a massive chain of book stores and so it can offer: personal service, an interesting and remarkably wide selection. Lots of Classics and lots of the latest and greatest: potential classics. Not to mention [...]

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Kids in the Kitchen – Book Review.

July 16th, 2008 · 2 Comments

After weeks of pouring over this book, everyone who wasn’t too short chose a recipe and dare I say: we conquered this book!!! Totally loved it and it was really completely kid friendly. The recipes required different levels of expertise – ranging from really simple to “requires some help”.

me: Chocolate choux buns: this is a [...]