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The Baking BookCategory: Books Description: Join Jane Bull in the kitchen and get baking with The Baking Book. ISBN: 9781405311137 Review this product |
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Step-by-step BakingCategory: Books Description: Make sure your baking rises to every occasion Whether you want to produce the perfect tart, bake a cake fit for a king or serve up a soufflé that won't sink, Step-by-Step Baking guides you through 350 baking recipes for every occasion. ISBN: 9781405390927 Review this product |
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My Baking Journal - Z99Category: Books Description: Specially designed, My Baking Journal allows you to jot down all your favourite recipes - with baking and tasting notes - and to list the recipes you bake from other cookbooks and magazines so you will never have to hunt for them again. Pretty and practical, the journal includes classic recipes to complete your collection as well as useful information, conversion charts and hints and tips for baking success! Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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The Kooky 3d Kids Baking Book - Food and Drink: GeneralCategory: Books Description: The Kooky 3D Kids' Baking Book takes baking to a whole new dimension! With two pairs of 3D glasses included, the recipes will come to life before your eyes. The book is divided into two chapters - Savoury and Sweet. All the recipes are easy to follow, with clear instructions. You can find everything you need for the recipes in your local supermarket, so there's no hunting around for tricky ingredients. Recipes include Double choc chunky cookies, Hummingbird butterfly cakes, Mini cheese and chive damper and Superbig pretzels. The Kooky 3D Kids' Baking Book is a great way to get kids involved in the kitchen, learning how to make recipes from scratch. With a little help from grown-ups, they can whip up tasty treats in no time at all. Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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