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In the Mood for Food

In the Mood for Food
By Jo Pratt

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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #76496 in Books
  • Published on: 2007-01-25
  • Original language: English
  • Binding: Hardcover
  • 288 pages

Editorial Reviews

Heat
'This could well become your favourite ever cookbook. . . Jo
Pratt's book is just bursting with fabulous dishes you'll be deperate to
try out, and its gorgeous design means it's very stylish too.'

Time Out
'This book stands out as one packed with good advice and dishes
real young women will want to make. Treat yourself, treat your best friend
and treat your sister.'

OK!
'If you're anything like us, what you eat depends on what mood you
are in - which is why this cookery book is so handy! It is jam-packed with
dishes for any occasion.'


Customer Reviews

A must have for every cookbook lover and everyone else5
I've really got a lot of cookery books, since I collect them and so it gets harder to find something new that really makes you completely satisfied and happy - but this book did it immediately! It's not only extremely beautifully done - practically all the recipes look and sound great and those I already tried were delicious and also easy to prepare. I also like the fact that you really find something in this book for every mood you might be in (honestly - how often did you want to cook and then you didn't, because your mood somehow changed? The chapter "In the Mood for Being Lazy" takes care of that). There's even a chapter for those of us who are trying to loose some weight (and still want or have to entertain). The book is divided into six chapters: "In the Mood for Being Healthy" ,"In the Mood for Something Naughty but Nice", "In the Mood for Some Comfort", "In the Mood for Being Lazy", " In the Mood for Being Extravagant" and "In the Mood for Being Romantic", which all contain really tempting recipes, some of them even perfect for your lunchbox. I took along the Cranberry and Orange Breakfast Muffins and they tasted great, even on the third day (stored properly, of course). The only thing I could say against the book is that men probably won't like the colours - lots of pink and pastels (very pretty!), don't care, just give it to your best friend, sister, .... Buy it, you'll love it as it's also great to read!

In the Mood for Food - Absolutely!!5
I have to agree with all of the other reviewers - this book is everything they say - and more!!

Recipes are well set out, thoughtfully presented in 'moods' - particularly helpful were the lazy and naughty but nice moods!! There is also a section dedicated to feeling less than well (and hungover!!). I buy a lot of cookery books and I have to be honest it is rare that I can read through a book and be enthusiastic about so many recipes. I do find that there tends to be a repeat in themes through many books but this book has many new and different takes on food.

One further praise - this book is similar to Nigella Lawson in that you need a few ingredients and it is straight forward to make. It is wearing thin now how 'faffy' cooks can be when dictating the method of a recipe, it almost seems they need to validate their ability as a cook/chef by making the recipe as complex as possible. This is not so with Jo Pratt. Straighforward with fantastic results!!!

The best recipe book I have ever bought5
Bought this book after a friend recommended it.
This book is awesome, beautifully laid out wit gorgeous recipes. The recipes are made with "sensible" ingredients that you will already have in the cupboard. If you only buy one recipe book, make it this one!