Cook book Recommendations?

[MJ410]

Any good cook books around? I'm trying to write the Christmas wish list requested by my DF :rolleyes:
I already have the Jamie Oliver Ministry of Food, Donna Hay's "The Instant Cook" and "Simply Bill" from Bill Granger. Plus the 4 ingredients books, and several of the Woman's Weekly books... any recommendations??

[MJ410]

**Bump**

Anyone?

[TeenyT]

If you are really "into" cooking, Christine Manfield has a new book called Fire which is pretty good, but my favourite is her Paramount Desserts book. A lot of them are fiddly to put together but oh how stunning they are when you're done!!

The Gordon Ramsay books are not bad, but pricey.

There is a brand new WW cookbook out that I quickly flicked through in Kmart the other day. I cant remember the name of it but its the recent addition to their collection range - its classic entertaining or something like that... Looks great. :yes:

[lindachacha]

I think that all of Nigella Lawson's books are very good. The most recent I have borrowed being "Nigella Express" - absolutely loads of great recipes to try.

I also have enjoyed Karen Martini's cook books. "Where The Heart Is" particularly.

[Roxy]

What about a 12 month subscription to Super Food Ideas?

[MJ410]

What about a 12 month subscription to Super Food Ideas?

My Mum's the main person who wants a list :rolleyes: And she has something wrong with a subscription :( Otherwise I'd be happy with a Donna Hay subscription!!

Thanks for the ideas girls!!

[chunkydunks]

i want Maggie Beer's cook book. I love watching the cook and the chef.

[Dannielle]

I really like the Symply Too Good To Be True cookbooks. There is a set of 5. I think they were around $12-$13 each from the newsagents.

[mumbron]

Here is an idea how about
COOK extraordinary food for everyday living
By TUPPERWARE i have it and had a quick look in it and it has some nice things in it !!:chef: