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Meal in a Mug

Name: Meal in a Mug: 80 fast, easy recipes for hungry people - all you need is a mug and a microwave
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ISBN: 9780091958114

80 fast, easy recipes for hungry people - all you need is a mug and a microwave

(Author) Denise Smart

Format: Hardcover

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Porridge, eggs, stews, risottos, pasta, curry, soup, salad, snacks, brownies, cakes and bread - what ever you fancy, it can be made in minutes with a mug and a microwave. Even Christmas pudding. If you like eating delicious food but can't cook/won't cook/don't have any time to cook, then this is the book for you. All you need is a large mug and a microwave, a handful of ingredients and a spoon. Forget retro microwaving of the 90s, these are bang-up-to-date, imaginative recipes for busy people. Every meal time is covered with 80 recipes, so whether you're a student on a budget, stuck at the office and starving, or just can't be bothered to dirty a saucepan and preheat the oven, you'll find an idea to satisfy every hungry moment and all your flavour cravings.

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Publisher:

Ebury Publishing

Format:

Hardcover

Number of pages:

130

Language:

ISBN:

9780091958114

Publish year:

2014

Publish date:

Aug. 7, 2014

Denise Smart

Denise Smart is a British author known for her delightful and accessible approach to baking. She is the author of several popular cookbooks, including "The Bake-Off" series and "The Little Book of Baking." Smart's writing style is characterized by clear instructions, helpful tips, and a passion for simple, delicious recipes. Her contribution to the world of baking literature lies in her ability to inspire novice bakers and experienced cooks alike to get creative in the kitchen. One of her most famous works is "The Little Book of Baking," which has garnered critical acclaim and a loyal following of baking enthusiasts. Smart's impact on the genre of baking literature is undeniable, as she continues to inspire readers to roll up their sleeves and get baking.