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27 of 27 people found the following review helpful
If you can get over the US measures, ingredients and meat cuts, this is the only slow cook book you'll need, By
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This review is from: Make It Fast, Cook It Slow (Paperback)
I have searched far and wide for a slow cook recipe book with some inspirational recipes. They all pretty much cover a small number of fairly basic dishes and, while good in their limited way, don't really inspire you to try something new - which is the fun of cook books. Step forward Make It Fast, Cook It Slow which is by far and away the best slow cooking recipe book I've found so far, albeit with one or two slight limitations in the British market.I love this concept behind it. Stephanie O'Dea vowed to use her slow cooker every day for a year as a New Year's resolution. I love a bit of quirky when it comes to books. And unlike many recipe books, her character comes over with every page. Each recipe is presented with ingredients, directions and often the verdict of her family - her husband and two small girls. It could be cloyingly sentimental to British eyes - but it isn't. It's light and fun and utterly charming. The instructions are blissfully simple (mostly you are... Read more
29 of 30 people found the following review helpful
Take one genuine, funny woman... add a slow cooker... simmer for one year and voila!, By
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The story of the 'genesis' of this book is as brilliant as the book itself - a New Year resolution made in December 2007 to use the slow cooker every day of 2008 turned into a phenomenally successful blog and ultimately into this book. This story is remarkable, not only because it's tangible evidence of the only New Year resolution I've ever known to have lasted beyond January but because it's a rare example of a spark of an idea growing to something which touches so many people in a profoundly positive way! The recipes vary from staple, everyday classics like shepherd's pie & traditional beef stew to a whole chapter devoted to "Takeout Fake-Out" - replicating takeaway favourites. O'Dea is a refreshingly unapologetic wife and mother with an infectious enthusiasm, her writing style is a delight, one of my favourite quotes being, "There are as many different variations of stew as there are missing Barbie shoes." The recipes are simple and delicious and a great reason to dust off that...
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
AMAZING!!, By
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I would recommend this book to anyone who wants to eat healthier, for less money, less time spent slaving over the stove and who likes yummy food. So basically everyone. Have tried about 10 recipes so far and every single one has been fantastic, and this is coming from someone who burnt boiled eggs!!
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