Product Description

As a new generation of school-leavers leaves home, either to university or to seek their fortunes in the outside world, many face the daunting prospect of cooking for themselves for the first time. With its brilliant cartoon-strip design, more than 750 photographs and over 90 recipes, From Pasta to Pancakes makes it easy to learn to cook.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #41906 in Books
• Published on: 2009-08-07
• Format: Illustrated
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 160 pages

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• Mint Condition
• Dispatch same day for order received before 12 noon
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Review
"Written when she was just 22 years old, this book by Tiffany Goodall is filled with step-by-step picture recipes for wholesome, simple food, plus ideas for left-overs." --Sainsbury's Magazine, September 2009

An entirely non-pretentious collection of recipes aimed at short-on-funds, big-on-hunger students. The recipes aren't hugely challenging (think Lasagne, Fish Pie, Shepherds Pie and Thai Fishcakes), but they no doubt appeal to students after something wholesome and filling, not too complicated to make and which will easily feed a group of friends. EMILY JENKINSON, GOOD WEB GUIDE, JULY 2009 --THE GOOD WEB GUIDE - JULY 2009

So this great little book, which began life when Tiffany Goodall was still at university, couldn't be more welcome or needed. Every clueless-in-the-kitchen student about to start college this autumn should put it on their set book list if they don't want to end up surviving on takeaways and Mars Bars. Food Book of the Week, MAIL ONLINE, AUGUST 2009 --MAIL ONLINE - 16TH AUGUST 2009

With a cartoon-strip design including more than 750 photos and 90 recipes - themed under headings such as Wasted Weekends and House Parties - there are tea-time treats for all.There is advice for leftovers and, if parents are still worried, a page on food hygiene. Tiffany deserves a toast. THE SUN, AUGUST 2009 --THE SUN - 12TH AUGUST 2009

Heart-warmingly simple recipes to make on a budget, filled with home favourites such as chilli con carne, beef stew and pineapple upside-down cake. Goodall covers the basics from waht you need in your cupboard to how to cook cheap, cheerful and healthy snacks to win the housemates over.
THE TIMES, AUGUST 2009 --THE TIMES - 7TH AUGUST 2009

Review
"Designed as a culinary comic strip, the book has step-by-step photographs that take you from breakfast staples to chicken and coconut curry and homemade beef burgers. A chapter dedicated to house-party feasts make this indispensable for eager student beginners."

Review
"A lively book with lot's of step-by-step pics to every recipe. Chapters include Breakfast with Tiffany, Wasted Weekends, Real Fast Food and House Parties."