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Cookbook Of TheWeek; MARIE CLAIRE HOT by Michele Cranston (Murdoch Books, pounds 9.99).


Byline: by Michele Cranston

Why buy it? Keep the cold at bay with plenty of piping hot suppers with this collection which focuses on tomatoes, peppers and chilli.

Can I do it? There is a wide range of complexity here but many of the products are easily available in high street shops.

Does it look good? Small and chunky, each recipe has its own picture. Text for the ingredients is better laid out than for the instructions.

Dinner for two? Seared beef and roasted tomato salsa crostini; tuna and red capiscum skewers; summer salad with spiced goat's curd curd

the proteinaceous part of milk precipitated by rennin. Usually contains some fat when whole milk is used.
; chocolate nut See Cacao.

See also: Chocolate
 meringues with cream and berries; rose petal sherbert sher·bet  
n.
1. also sher·bert A frozen dessert made primarily of fruit juice, sugar, and water, and also containing milk, egg white, or gelatin.

2. Chiefly British A beverage made of sweetened diluted fruit juice.
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Value for money? Packed full of ideas for a wide range of tastes, you would be hard pressed not to want to cook up these treats.
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Publication:Birmingham Mail (England)
Date:Feb 20, 2007
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