Sometimes, the language/attitude annoyed me. In a recipe with different (expensive) mushrooms, he says that you can use button mushrooms, it works "well enough". Ho boy. Personally, I don't feel that some expensive mushroom add flavor proportionally to their price, some do. But boy, the "well enough" really annoyed me. Das Buch startet mit einer Einleitung, danach folgt das erste Kapitel mit Rezepten “Aus der Pfanne”. Danach folgen noch die Kapitel “Auf Toast”, “Im Ofen”, “Auf dem Teller”, “Mit einer Kruste”, “Mit dem Schopflöffel”, “Auf dem Herd” und “Zum Nachtisch”. Zuletzt findet sich noch eine Dankesseite, sowie ein Register. Dieses ist nach den Zutaten geordnet. Die Rezepte sind zumeist mit den drei Hauptzutaten benannt. So beispielsweise “Karotten, Gewürze, Paneer”. Zu jedem Rezept gibt es immer ein Foto, was direkt Lust macht das Gericht nach zu kochen. Bei manchen Rezepten gibt es auch noch Tipps, wie Zutaten ersetzten kann oder worauf man auf jeden Fall achten sollte. However, the focus is very much veg. Slater is not vegetarian (taste trumps everything for him), but as he explains, vegetables rather than animals have been increasingly dominating dinnertime in his house, and it's a way of eating that more and more of us are adopting – so why not eat well while we're at it? Toast - the20th Anniversary Edition, with an introduction by Elizabeth Day and Afterword by Nigel,will bepublished Autumn 2023.

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Eating for England', his collection of essays, was dramatised for BBC Radio 4 starring Celia Imrie and Julian Rhind-Tutt. The book is cloth-bound in jewel coloured linen with every recipe beautifully illustrated. The books are user friendly, smaller and more compact than the usual cookery manual and like Eat before it, is designed to open flat with regular use. Wash the spinach and pile, still wet, into a pan with a lid. Steam for a minute or two, occasionally turning the spinach with kitchen tongs. Remove from the pan and squeeze any remaining water out. Empty, rinse and dry the pan, return to the heat, pour in the cream, stir in the spinach, then add the grated parmesan. Season with a little pepper and set aside. Cookbooks are typically nothing more than entertainment for me. I look at the pictures, pretend I could make those things if only I [insert excuse], and then move on. I've always enjoyed his books; they are practical and succinct. His recipes are exciting and familiar, because they help me think of new ways to prepare plant based dishes using whats available seasonally. This practice helps me to utilize my weekly farmers market, and create dishes that came from my area.Tear up the Thai basil leaves. Squeeze the juice from the lime. Divide the hot broth between four bowls, and add the remaining spring onions, the peas, basil leaves and the lime juice. Pass soy sauce around at the table, leaving everyone to season as they wish. Set the oven at 200C/gas mark 6. Put a pan of water on to boil. Trim the asparagus, discarding any tough stalks, then cut each spear into short lengths. When the water is boiling, salt it lightly, then add the asparagus and cook for two or three minutes. Drain and set aside. The things that bugged me were little things that annoy me in general. I can't be the only one who thinks using foil in the oven to cover something is unnecessary and wasteful? Can't you use a dish with a lid?

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Halloumi, Melon, Chilli – the bright pink of melon, the blazing red of chilli and tomatoes, a hunk of charred halloumi and green hits of coriander – it's a winner.

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A note on the recipes: though all are plant-based, the recipes are not strictly vegetarian. They can, however, be rendered suitable for vegetarian or vegan diets with a bit of informed tweaking. In a bowl full of vibrancy and brilliantly simple ideas, it'll keep you going all summer. Our only question: Why are there no corn on the cob recipes?

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S I M P L E C O O K I N G - M O S T L Y P L A N T S. A collection of recipes for Autumn and Winter presented in a similar spirit to the best-selling Eat. The 100 recipes are plant-based and bring together ideas for straightforward, modern cooking using vegetables, fruit, grains and pasta. Neither strictly vegetarian nor vegan the collection nevertheless contains no meat or fish. The recipes are simple andconcise. This is contemporarycooking for every day. You never get the feeling Slater would try and get anyone to do anything, he's too gentle for that. Instead, he's simply providing options and ideas, based on what he himself would like to eat for dinner.In 1998 Slater hosted the Channel 4 series Nigel Slater's Real Food Show. He returned to TV in 2006 hosting the chat/food show A Taste of My Life for BBC One.

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Livre d'un Cuisinier , the French edition of A Cook's Book, will be published in Autumn 2023 by Hachette If your rice is taking longer than 25 minutes, keep the heat at a low to moderate simmer, stir in a little boiling water from the kettle and continue cooking, stirring often, till tender. This one...I've spent quite a bit of time with it, because I do find the flavor combinations appealing, and the photos are nice, and most of the recipes seem very simple. And I really like how Slater includes additional ideas or ways to change things up for each recipe. That makes it feel very flexible, and like there's a ton of inspiration to be had. But at the same time...

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I like to keep the meringue pieces on the large side so they form a crisp contrast with the whipped cream and soft, warm fruit. Small pieces tend to dissolve into the cream. Lemon rice, mango, ice‑cream Dass täglicher Fleischverzehr zum einen der Ökobilanz schadet und zum anderen der Gesundheit auf Dauer nicht zuträglich ist, wissen wir mittlerweile alle und haben (hoffentlich) daraus Konsequenzen gezogen. Salat, Gemüse und Obst gehören täglich auf den Tisch, und zwar nicht nur als dekorative Beilage. Using a heavy rolling pin or pestle, smash the lemongrass stalks, keeping them intact but in large splinters. Put them in a saucepan, then pour in the milk and 500ml of water. Bring to the boil, then remove from the heat, cover tightly with a lid and let the liquid infuse with the lemongrass for half an hour.