9780718179960-071817996X-A Year in 120 Recipes

A Year in 120 Recipes

ISBN-13: 9780718179960
ISBN-10: 071817996X
Author: Jack Monroe
Publication date: 2014
Publisher: Michael Joseph
Format: Hardcover 272 pages
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ISBN-13: 9780718179960
ISBN-10: 071817996X
Author: Jack Monroe
Publication date: 2014
Publisher: Michael Joseph
Format: Hardcover 272 pages

Summary

A Year in 120 Recipes (ISBN-13: 9780718179960 and ISBN-10: 071817996X), written by authors Jack Monroe, was published by Michael Joseph in 2014. With an overall rating of 4.0 stars, it's a notable title among other Cooking for One or Two (Cooking Methods, Budget, Garnishes, Main Courses & Side Dishes, Quick & Easy) books. You can easily purchase or rent A Year in 120 Recipes (Hardcover) from BooksRun, along with many other new and used Cooking for One or Two books and textbooks. And, if you're looking to sell your copy, our current buyback offer is $1.49.

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A Year in 120 Recipes is the follow-up cookbook from the No 1 bestseller Jack Monroe. Jack Monroe's tasty and resourceful recipes from her well-loved blog have propelled her into the spotlight during the past year. Her first cookbook, A Girl Called Jack, was an immediate success, and confirmed her reputation as an energetic new culinary talent. In A Year in 120 Recipes, Jack gives us a full year of inspiring new recipes. Making the most of seasonal produce, yet with her trademark budget approach, Jack's second cookbook is just as creative and fresh as her first. With 120 recipes in full-colour photography, these include a substantial Baba Gosht, Burned Brown Sugar Meringues, Lazarus Pesto, and a moreish Peanut Butter Bread. Whether you're cooking for a summertime party, or a warming weekday meal, A Year in 120 Recipes gives us affordable recipes for every occasion. Jack was awarded the 2013 Fortnum and Mason Judges' Choice Award for the impact that her blog, A Girl Called Jack, has had. She is now a well-known campaigner against hunger and poverty in the UK, a journalist and weekly recipe columnist for the Guardian.

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