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Details:Condition : Brand New Format : Hardback ISBN : 9780241371008 Publisher : DK (Dorling Kindersley) Overview Good Food, Sorted is the debut solo cookbook from BBC favourite Chris Bavin, star of Eat Well for Less? and Britain's Best Home Cook. Packed with over 100 simple, family-friendly recipes, this hardback kitchen companion is built for time-pressed cooks who want to eat well without the fuss. Chris shares his own tried-and-tested approach to organised, no-waste home cooking, making this the perfect everyday cookbook for busy households looking to save time, money and stress in the kitchen. About the Book Chris Bavin has built a career on knowing how to get the very best from everyday ingredients, and Good Food, Sorted distils that knowledge into a genuinely useful, practical cookbook. Rather than chasing complicated techniques or hard-to-find ingredients, Chris focuses on realistic, no-fuss meals that work for busy families, sharing over 100 recipes covering breakfasts, lunches, dinners, snacks and desserts, plus a dedicated vegetarian section, almost every dish illustrated with a full photograph. The book is arranged around Chris's own philosophy of getting organised, planning ahead and using what you already have. Readers will find clever tips on savvy shopping, stocking a sensible store-cupboard, and using the freezer properly, including his popular ideas for freezing flavours such as herb-and-oil ice cubes and flavoured butters. There's also expert guidance on batch cooking and turning tonight's dinner into tomorrow's lunch, so nothing goes to waste. Recipes range from quick weeknight staples to more indulgent weekend treats, with plenty of "flex the flavour" swaps that let cooks adapt dishes to whatever they have in the fridge or cupboard. It's a cookbook designed to be used again and again, not left to gather dust on a shelf. Over 100 tried-and-tested family recipes, almost all with a full photo Practical tips on meal planning, batch cooking and freezer use Clever "flex the flavour" ingredient swaps for endless variety Advice on savvy shopping and building a smart store-cupboard Covers breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, desserts and vegetarian meals Written by a trusted, much-loved BBC food expert About the Author Chris Bavin (born 1 February 1980) is a television presenter and fresh produce expert best known for co-presenting BBC's Eat Well for Less? and judging Britain's Best Home Cook alongside Mary Berry. A former market trader and fresh produce importer, his business The Naked Grocer twice won National Independent Retailer of the Year. Chris also runs cookery demonstrations and educational talks, and always cooks for his own young family, experience that shapes the practical, honest recipes found throughout this book. Why You'll Love This Cookbook Good Food, Sorted is the ideal gift or kitchen staple for anyone who wants delicious, healthy meals without the stress. Chris's realistic, no-nonsense approach makes this hardback a genuinely useful addition to any home cook's shelf, family favourites made simple, fast and full of flavour. Please Note: Cover shown is the UK edition; ISBN and format are as listed above.
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Condition : Brand New Format : Hardback ISBN : 9780241371008 Publisher : DK (Dorling Kindersley) Overview Good Food, Sorted is the debut solo cookbook from BBC favourite Chris Bavin, star of Eat Well for Less? and Britain's Best Home Cook. Packed with over 100 simple, family-friendly recipes, this hardback kitchen companion is built for time-pressed cooks who want to eat well without the fuss. Chris shares his own tried-and-tested approach to organised, no-waste home cooking, making this the perfect everyday cookbook for busy households looking to save time, money and stress in the kitchen. About the Book Chris Bavin has built a career on knowing how to get the very best from everyday ingredients, and Good Food, Sorted distils that knowledge into a genuinely useful, practical cookbook. Rather than chasing complicated techniques or hard-to-find ingredients, Chris focuses on realistic, no-fuss meals that work for busy families, sharing over 100 recipes covering breakfasts, lunches, dinners, snacks and desserts, plus a dedicated vegetarian section, almost every dish illustrated with a full photograph. The book is arranged around Chris's own philosophy of getting organised, planning ahead and using what you already have. Readers will find clever tips on savvy shopping, stocking a sensible store-cupboard, and using the freezer properly, including his popular ideas for freezing flavours such as herb-and-oil ice cubes and flavoured butters. There's also expert guidance on batch cooking and turning tonight's dinner into tomorrow's lunch, so nothing goes to waste. Recipes range from quick weeknight staples to more indulgent weekend treats, with plenty of "flex the flavour" swaps that let cooks adapt dishes to whatever they have in the fridge or cupboard. It's a cookbook designed to be used again and again, not left to gather dust on a shelf. Over 100 tried-and-tested family recipes, almost all with a full photo Practical tips on meal planning, batch cooking and freezer use Clever "flex the flavour" ingredient swaps for endless variety Advice on savvy shopping and building a smart store-cupboard Covers breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, desserts and vegetarian meals Written by a trusted, much-loved BBC food expert About the Author Chris Bavin (born 1 February 1980) is a television presenter and fresh produce expert best known for co-presenting BBC's Eat Well for Less? and judging Britain's Best Home Cook alongside Mary Berry. A former market trader and fresh produce importer, his business The Naked Grocer twice won National Independent Retailer of the Year. Chris also runs cookery demonstrations and educational talks, and always cooks for his own young family, experience that shapes the practical, honest recipes found throughout this book. Why You'll Love This Cookbook Good Food, Sorted is the ideal gift or kitchen staple for anyone who wants delicious, healthy meals without the stress. Chris's realistic, no-nonsense approach makes this hardback a genuinely useful addition to any home cook's shelf, family favourites made simple, fast and full of flavour. Please Note: Cover shown is the UK edition; ISBN and format are as listed above.
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