Food You Can’t Say No To: Cooking Book Review

Food You Can’t Say No To: Cooking Book Review. Hello friends. So how are you today?

Last week after a hard mornings training at the gym, a parcel with this lovely book inside “Food You Can’t Say No To” was waiting for me. How Cool!?

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Food You Can’t Say No To: Cooking Book Review:

I had forgotten that I requested a copy of the book to review. So a lovely surprise.

When I opened the packet I was surprised to see food. I was starving after a workout and just wished it was ready made. Ha!!

I just stared with amazement at the cover for a few seconds. How good does the front page look? Then after looking and wishing that I could just take a piece of this mouth-watering treat.

That are also full of summer fruits and bursting with colour and yummy-ness. I was flick to find the index pages so I could find out what this amazing recipe was.

Food You Can’t Say No To: Cooking Book Review:

Here it is page 144 Summer Berry Genoise. How mouth-watering!?

All of the recipes look really tasty and good quality ingredients but for me it’s the sweet treats that makes this book perfect.

The sweet recipes look just so mouthwatering almost too good to eat!!

Ideal for sharing with family and friends or perfect special occasion’s.

They are well presented, Also, making me already want to plan more dinner party’s.

(I am already inviting people over so I can share all this wonderful food with).

There is a feel of summer in this book making me long for light nights and summer fruits to be widely available.

About Food You Can’t Say No To:

This irresistible book is packed with recipes for food; you simply can’t say not to.

When we are presented with such indulgent food, we inevitable succumb, ask for a second helping.

Here is a book filled with good thing’s.

Some of which you will find familiar but with an original twist.

Others are entirely new and exciting. Some are special purely because of their unabashed simplicity using a few of the very best ingredients and disarmingly easy to perfect.

Tamasin’s philosophy is all about making the most of food,especially ingredients in season rather than spending extravagantly.

If you’re in need of inspiring new supper try the Roquefort, celery, potato, red onion and walnut pie or a comforting Salmon and scallop chowder, smoky with bacon and flecked with tarragon;.

Or uplifting potato gnocchi with spring asparagus, tomatoes, green olives and mascarpone.

Resist, f you can a light whisked sponge topped with vanilla and lemon scented mascarpone and yogurt.

This is the food you will enjoy cooking: effortless but special, indulgent yet practical, totally utterly irresistible.

About The Author Tamisin Day-Lewis:

Tamisin Day-Lewis is an inspirational food writer with a wonderfully refreshing style. In her own words she writes ‘for people who appreciate good food for people of all skills’.

Tamasin contributes regularly for English and American Vogue, Saveur, Stella (The Telegraph Magazine), Sainsbury’s Magazine, Waitrose Food Illustrated and Reader’s Digest.

She has also written a host of successful cookbooks including Supper for a Song (Quadrille,2008).

She has also produced and directed manytelevision documentaries and appeared in two television series entitles Tamasin’s Weekends and Great british Dishes.

Published March 2012 at £20-00 Hardback.

About this review: I received a review copy of food You Can’t Say No To book from the publisher. I received no payment for this review. All thoughts on this book are my own honest opinions.

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