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	title:	The Pheasant Cook: 97 Ways to Present a Bird
	author:	Tina Dennis, Rosamond Cardigan
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	The Crowood Press Ltd
	released:	September 25, 2000
	isbn:	1861263767
	isbn-13:	9781861263766

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Customer Reviews
A rare gem where most of the recipes are usable - Rated What a find. As the authors state in the intro: "we don't pretend to be culinary wizards: this is simply a collection of our favourite recipes...", the recipes are for us amateur cooks. The depth of the flavours on offer is far beyond most cook books I've owned, and they (recipes) are cookable with a minimum of fuss and mess. The main course section is so wonderfully varied, yet (importantly) relies on ingredients found in every home (ie no need for the special Waitrose excursion foressence of bat's ear). I've cooked 8-10 of them, and each time the dish EXACTLY matches the expected taste. This book makes an excellent stocking filler - a shame it's taken me so long to find it. As a tribute, I would find it hard to imagine the authors being able to write a second edition.

Customer Reviews

A rare gem where most of the recipes are usable - Rated 5/5
What a find. As the authors state in the intro: "we don't pretend to be culinary wizards: this is simply a collection of our favourite recipes...", the recipes are for us amateur cooks. The depth of the flavours on offer is far beyond most cook books I've owned, and they (recipes) are cookable with a minimum of fuss and mess.
The main course section is so wonderfully varied, yet (importantly) relies on ingredients found in every home (ie no need for the special Waitrose excursion foressence of bat's ear). I've cooked 8-10 of them, and each time the dish EXACTLY matches the expected taste.
This book makes an excellent stocking filler - a shame it's taken me so long to find it.
As a tribute, I would find it hard to imagine the authors being able to write a second edition.