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Simply Nigella: Feel Good Food |
Whatever the event, food-really taking shape and the eating-ought to consistently be pleasurable. Basically Nigella takes advantage of the rhythms of our cooking lives with plans that are straightforward and loose yet continually fulfilling.
From fast and quiet workday suppers (Miso Salmon; Cauliflower and Cashew Nut Curry) to peaceful thoughts when taking care of a group (Chicken Traybake with Bitter Orange and Fennel) to the moment delight of bowlfood for comfortable evenings on the couch (Thai Noodles with Cinnamon and Shrimp), here is food ensured to cause everybody to feel great.
Regardless of whether you have to make some breathing space toward the finish of a difficult week (Asian-Flavored Short Ribs), enjoy a sweet treat (Lemon Pavlova; Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Pots), or wake up to a quality giving breakfast (Toasty Olive Oil Granola), Nigella's new cookbook is loaded up with plans bound to turn out to be firm top picks.
Basically Nigella is the ideal remedy to our bustling carries on with: a quiet and happy festival of food to relieve and elevate.
About the Author
Nigella Lawson has written numerous bestselling cookbooks, including the classics How to Eat and How to Be a Domestic Goddess. These books and her many television series such as Nigella Bites, Nigella Feasts, and Nigellissima have made her a household name around the world. She was a mentor on ABC's The Taste, and her books have sold more than eight million copies.
With some authors, you don't need to look past the front cover. Any new book from that person goes right into the pre-order queue. Nigella's cookbooks have been in that category for me for... eek, a decade already?! because they're reliably tasty, non-obvious recipes that are simple enough for midweek cooking -- and her writing is a pleasure to read. Her latest, Simply Nigella, gives me no reason to revise my opinion.Some of Nigella's cookbooks have themes, such as holiday cooking or Italian-inspired. Simply Nigella likely could be summarized as "comfort food," in the sense of "dishes that help you slow down, unwind, restore-oneself, and appreciate life a little more." Her own life, for the past couple of years, certainly has demonstrated a need for this... and among the many things I admire about the woman is her ability to impart that Finding-Comfort to others. (So hey, thanks lady.)-Esther
I am a fan of Nigella's shows, but this is the first of her cookbooks that I have bought Lovely book and I especially appreciate Nigella's writing style - she writes just like she speaks. I am an avid cook and a collector of cookbooks. I read them cover to cover not just for the recipes, but as educational material and mainly entertainment. For me a cook book MUST have a beautiful, easy to read layout, contain a photo of all or most every recipe, and be written in an engaging style with anecdotes, tips etc. for each recipe. This book scores on every point!-The Wild Olive
No one writes about food the way Nigella does. She has such a mastery of the English language, and uses it to create prose that is simultaneously witty, engaging, playful, and inviting. As with all of Nigella's books, the photos are amazing and the recipe list is a mixture of soothing, indulgent, and wholesome. Her recipes are always reliable--I just made the Cauliflower Cashew Curry and it is amazing. I don't think I'll ever eat cauliflower any other way. Unless maybe Nigella has another recipe for it...-Weedakorne
Download Ebook Simply Nigella: Feel Good Food | 55 Mb | Pages 416 | EPUB | 2016
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