But the recipe for tandoori chicken is worth the price of admission.
Cookbook Reviews
‘Eat What You Love: Quick & Easy’ says you can eat healthfully and still enjoy it
The fajita recipe, for one, delivers on that promise.
‘Alimentari’ specializes in creative and elaborate salads
But are they worth the trouble?
‘Soframiz’ offers memorable Middle Eastern meals to make every day
This book, by the chefs behind the popular Sofra bakery, uses simple techniques to create complex flavors.
With ‘Posh Eggs’ on your shelf, you’ll never lack for egg cookery inspiration
But know that some of the recipes may challenge an inexperienced cook.
‘Fresh Fish’ is just the seafood guide a flatlander needed
A native New Englander’s book helps cooks of any experience serve delectable dishes.
‘Leon Happy Salads’ offers clear recipes, borrows from many cultures
The recipes range widely, and each comes with a nice photograph.
‘Making Dough’ provides ultra-careful instruction for making 12 master doughs
From scones to Danish doughs, with this book, you’ll be baking like a pro.
‘Soups: Quick and Easy Soups for Every Season’ offers recipes ideal for one person
A picture accompanies each soup recipe, all calling for only a handful of ingredients.
‘Sweet Sugar, Sultry Spice’ offers unusual, delicious recipes
But Malika Ameen’s cookbook has too many recipes that are overly complicated or imprecisely written.