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Works by Jenni Fleetwood

The African and Middle Eastern Cookbook (2005) — Author — 73 copies
While Shepherds Watched (1992) 39 copies
Instant Cooking (1999) 29 copies
500 Main Courses (2010) 22 copies
500 Chili Recipes (2009) 21 copies
500 20-Minute Recipes (1500) 21 copies
Main Course Classics (2003) 20 copies
Hot Chilli Cookbook (1997) 17 copies
500 Chinese Recipes (2007) 15 copies
Chili Kochbuch (2000) 15 copies
The Ten-Minute Cookbook (2005) 10 copies
RED HOT CHILI (2011) 9 copies
Good Food Fast (2002) 7 copies
Clay-pot Cooking (2003) 7 copies
Thirty Minute Cooking (2003) 7 copies
Wraps and Rolls (2006) 4 copies
Sizzling Chilies (2003) 4 copies
Wraps, Rolls & Parcels (2002) 3 copies
Slow Food (2006) 3 copies
Dessert Temptations (2001) 2 copies
High Fibre (Menu masters) (1986) 2 copies
KIDS IN THE KITCHEN (1986) 2 copies
Nutcracker (2000) 2 copies
Griddle, Sizzle and Sear (2004) 2 copies
One-Pot (2003) 2 copies
Classic Main Courses (2014) 1 copy
Happy Birthday! (1992) 1 copy
Chile picante (2003) 1 copy
Chinese Recipes 500 (2007) 1 copy
Honey 1 copy
Slow Cooking (2003) 1 copy

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Several interesting recipes, including ones for duck, goose, rabbit, hare, black pudding, haggis... Well, I could do without the haggis. I ought also to mark down for not making clear that the fat poured off of duck and goose is great stuff, NOT to be discarded.
 
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MarthaJeanne | Sep 29, 2019 |
If you love spicy Hot food...this is the cookbook for you!

It begins with a description of the different types of chilies and how to prepare them; oils, vinegars, masalas, curries, pastes....

The recipes sound wonderful and vary in style & by region.

There are over 340 recipes from; India, Mexico, Africa, Thailand, the Caribbean and many more countries.

You have to love it & it's oversized color photos!
 
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Auntie-Nanuuq | Jan 18, 2016 |
Jenni Fleetwood has written many cookbooks. Her style is more home-cook than gourmet and she likes to explain things well. Hermes House cookbooks illustrate every recipe with a photograph and sometimes one for each step in making the dish, so this is a perfect marriage of author and publisher.
 
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Petra.Xs | 1 other review | Apr 2, 2013 |
There really isn't much difference between this Lorenz Books' edition and Hermes House's the Caribbean Central and South American Cookbook. Both Lorenz and Hermes House of imprints of Anness Publishing so its not surprising.

If you like Caribbean food then it is definitely worth getting one of these books, but not both. The Hermes House one has, arguably, the prettier cover!
 
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Petra.Xs | 1 other review | Apr 2, 2013 |

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