Cookbook recommendations please

I want to buy a bride-to-be a cookbook for her upcoming kitchen tea. Any recommendations out there?

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    Claire Mounsey
    March 15, 2016

    Any of the Nigella or Jamie Oliver books, both give easy to make at home recipies.

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    Caite
    February 10, 2016

    If it was me…. The South African illustrated cookbook. Its fun and the recipes are awesome and I can say that with confidence since I have cooked all of them.

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    Demetra Savva
    February 2, 2016

    The Readers Digest South African recipe book has amazing and classic recipes that are absolutely fool proof

  • Lindsay Burgess
    February 2, 2016

    Sarah Graham’s Smitten – I was given it at my Kitchen Tea and I cook from it regularly. Her recipes are straightforward and the results are delicious – I’ve tried over half the recipes so far and every one of them has been a success. As a bonus, because Sarah is South African, all the ingredients are readily available in our shops.

  • Franko
    February 2, 2016

    You can never go wrong with any of Ottolenghi’s books!

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    Dean Neill
    February 2, 2016

    Polpo – A Venetian Cookbook – outstanding book from the genus that is Russell Norman great tasting and easy to source and make recipes, you won’t regret this buy!

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    PAULA HUNT
    February 2, 2016

    Cooking for the Freezer by Julia Orbe
    Not the most exciting looking book. But I have used this book extensively. Lovely South African recipes. Has very useful conversions for each recipe to cook for a larger crowd and helpful to the working person who can book in bulk, freeze and save time!