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Recipes From the Kitchen Drawer

A Graphic Cookbook

Helen Ashley

$29.99

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English
Square Peg
15 September 2012
A brilliantly drawn graphic cookbook for creative cooks.

A collection of classic recipes in the form of simple, expertly drawn graphic illustrations. Each recipe is broken down into easy-to-follow steps, all cleverly displayed on one graphic table top, a bit like a comic strip recipe for grown-ups.

... includes incredible hand-drawn, easy-to-follow recipes showing every slice, sizzle and stir

... the comfort food you grew up with (think gooey cauliflower cheese, warming sausage and bean casserole and fresh, crumbly flapjacks)

... thrifty, hearty home cooking with sensational soups, mouth-watering mains and puddings, plus biscuits and cakes made for sharing

... perfect for first-timers and seasoned cooks alike
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Imprint:   Square Peg
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Dimensions:   Height: 190mm,  Width: 190mm,  Spine: 11mm
Weight:   236g
ISBN:   9780224087032
ISBN 10:   0224087037
Pages:   144
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Helen Ashley is a freelance illustrator, artist, designer, & photographer. A passionate cook all her life, she began drawing graphic recipes for friends two years ago and soon found they were mounting her magnetic drawings on their fridges & cooking with her sensational recipes. She trained as an architect at the University of Cambridge & has worked as an exhibition designer in New York City and the UK. She currently divides her time between London and the Leicestershire countryside. Recipes From the Kitchen Drawer- A Graphic Cookbook is her first book.

Reviews for Recipes From the Kitchen Drawer: A Graphic Cookbook

This slim volume has the edge on Deighton (Action Cook Book) when it comes to simplicity, and would make a great stocking filler for anyone about to leave home for the first time -- Rachel Cooke Observer Not only do the delightful and meticulous drawings offer an eye-catching alternative to your average cookbook, they also illustrate how easy cooking can be Yorker A book of simple recipes in comic strip form Daily Telegraph


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