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Toastie Heaven: 100 great reasons to dig out the sandwich toaster
Hardback
Main Details
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Toastie Heaven: 100 great reasons to dig out the sandwich toaster
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Authors and Contributors |
By (author) Karen Saunders
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Physical Properties |
Format:Hardback | Pages:160 | Dimensions(mm): Height 150,Width 144 |
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Category/Genre | Quick and easy cooking Cooking with specific gadgets |
ISBN/Barcode |
9780091922788
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Classifications | Dewey:641.84 |
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Publishing Details |
Publisher |
Ebury Publishing
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Imprint |
Ebury Press
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Publication Date |
4 October 2007 |
Publication Country |
United Kingdom
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Description
100 tasty recipes for making the perfect toastie All too often a memory of our distant student past, toasties are the ultimate no-fuss snack, prepared in seconds and ready to eat in just a few minutes. With just a couple of basic ingredients, delicious cheap meals can be made in minutes, providing tasty snacks and sandwiches for every part of the day. With a few added extras, sweet and savoury gourmet toasties can take tired taste buds on an entirely new adventure. Toastie Heaven explores variations from the conventional, to the extravagant, quirky and indulgent. From classic toasties like Tuna, Sweetcorn and Pepper Melt, to vegetarian options like Brie, Redcurrant and Watercress toasties and even sweet desserts like Bread and Butter Pudding Toasties and Toffee Apple Toasties, there is a recipe for everyone. A must-have item perfect for people living on their own, children and students,Toastie Heaven is the ultimate cookbook for anyone wanting quick and tasty snacks with minimum effort and maximum taste.
Author Biography
Karen Saunders is the author of The Breadmaker Bible, Traditional Breads for Your Breadmaker and Tips for Your Breadmaker, all published by Ebury Press, as well as the small books Allinson Bread, which sold more than 250,000 copies (mainly through Sainsburys), and Allinson Continental Deli Cookbook, which sold more than 125,000. She is a qualified home economist and an expert in breadmaking and works closely with the Allinson Baking Club, developing recipes and offering help and advice to members. Karen lives in Somerset with her husband and two children.
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