One Dish Two Ways

Nonfiction, Food & Drink
Cover of the book One Dish Two Ways by Kennedy, Jane, Hardie Grant Books
View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart
Author: Kennedy, Jane ISBN: 9781743582053
Publisher: Hardie Grant Books Publication: April 1, 2014
Imprint: Language: English
Author: Kennedy, Jane
ISBN: 9781743582053
Publisher: Hardie Grant Books
Publication: April 1, 2014
Imprint:
Language: English
The perfect collection of recipes that can be served simply for kids, then jazzed up for the adults with just a few additional ingredients – the first cookbook guaranteed to please the whole family. Feeding a family. Every night. Is hard. Jane Kennedy knows because she cooks for seven people, seven days a week. Its not the cooking thats hard, its thinking of a new dinner ideas EVERY SINGLE NIGHT. Grownups are easy. They love spices and chilli and garlic and onions and herbs and zest and can dress up a boring piece of chicken, fish or steak in a flash. Kids…well. Most kids dont like spices and chilli and herbs and zest. Green bits. Orange bits. And especially not hot bits. So Jane set herself a challenge to find a way to keep everyone happy. A way that wouldnt involve her having to eat plain food just to keep the kids happy and didnt require the kids to miraculously start loving spicy food. A way where one base meal could be jazzed up, or down, to suit all taste buds. One dish; two ways.
View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart
The perfect collection of recipes that can be served simply for kids, then jazzed up for the adults with just a few additional ingredients – the first cookbook guaranteed to please the whole family. Feeding a family. Every night. Is hard. Jane Kennedy knows because she cooks for seven people, seven days a week. Its not the cooking thats hard, its thinking of a new dinner ideas EVERY SINGLE NIGHT. Grownups are easy. They love spices and chilli and garlic and onions and herbs and zest and can dress up a boring piece of chicken, fish or steak in a flash. Kids…well. Most kids dont like spices and chilli and herbs and zest. Green bits. Orange bits. And especially not hot bits. So Jane set herself a challenge to find a way to keep everyone happy. A way that wouldnt involve her having to eat plain food just to keep the kids happy and didnt require the kids to miraculously start loving spicy food. A way where one base meal could be jazzed up, or down, to suit all taste buds. One dish; two ways.

More books from Hardie Grant Books

Cover of the book Dirty Dozen 2: Shotgun City by Kennedy, Jane
Cover of the book Foodies' Guide To Melbourne 2010,The by Kennedy, Jane
Cover of the book Hell's Gates by Kennedy, Jane
Cover of the book French Food Safari by Kennedy, Jane
Cover of the book Barry and the Fairies of Miller Street   by Kennedy, Jane
Cover of the book My Grandma's Kitchen by Kennedy, Jane
Cover of the book Izakaya by Kennedy, Jane
Cover of the book Our Darkest Day: The Tragic Battle of Fromelles by Kennedy, Jane
Cover of the book The Captains by Kennedy, Jane
Cover of the book Greg Chappell by Kennedy, Jane
Cover of the book Behind A Velvet Trap by Kennedy, Jane
Cover of the book Let Go of My Leg: A Practical Guide to Returning to Work After Children by Kennedy, Jane
Cover of the book Selling Stuff on eBay by Kennedy, Jane
Cover of the book Bitesize Sweet by Kennedy, Jane
Cover of the book Eating and Drinking Melbourne by Kennedy, Jane
We use our own "cookies" and third party cookies to improve services and to see statistical information. By using this website, you agree to our Privacy Policy