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Loading... The River Cottage Cookbookby Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall
None. I am really enjoying this book. If you do not want to read about raising livestock for future meals, don't bother. But for my whole adult life, I have dreamed of living the farm cottage life. I love all the pictures in this book. There's a two page spread in the middle of the book with a view of the pasture. The author is standing in the pasture with a bale of hay and there is a large bull and a few sheep standing in the pasture. I told my son that I wanted to live there. ( )What can I say, it's great, especially if you ever expect to keep you own animals for slaughter. He has detailed descriptions of keeping his own animals as well as being absolutely clear that veggies are his mainstay, a very very good read.
The book contains a wonderful recipe for lobster thermidor, a few dodgy paragraphs about how best to raise livestock... and about 400 pages of advice for living a life much like his own. This is not without its pleasures.
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