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Favourite Recipe Books.

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Calendargirl Wed 23-Sept-20 13:15:32

So many recipes online, but my go-to book is Delia’s Complete Cookery Course.

It’s a big paperback, my version 1992 so nearly 30 years old, very tatty, stained, but very precious.

My mum gave it to me as an ‘extra’ Christmas present, and every time I use it, which is quite often, I picture her standing with her specs on in our local bookshop, perusing the recipe books and deciding on this one.

Thanks Mum, it was a really useful and much appreciated gift.

Wish you were still here to see me making such good use of it.

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Calendargirl Sat 26-Sept-20 18:45:09

Welcome triciarose.
Pleased you have found a good cook book that suits you.

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triciarose Sun 27-Sept-20 11:02:46

Thank you for that idea. Rather than calculate smaller quantities and lesser cooking times this recipe book does it all for you, the meals fit into a very small pyrex dish or a miniature cast iron cook pot. Most of the recipes are for one pot meals, my favourite is Chicken stew with dumplings and Key lime pie pudding made in a ramekin. Yummy.

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Greyduster Mon 28-Sept-20 15:59:38

DD and I were talking about the Marguerite Patten book I mentioned earlier, so I took it down and she was browsing through it. “What’s a gill?” she asked. I told her it was about four fluid ounces. She’d never heard of it!

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