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Best Ever Christmas Recipe Collection
The preparation of Christmas foods is an important part of the season and can be great fun. All of the traditional favorites are included in this festive volume, and many of the recipes featured can be prepared in advance.
264 pages, Paperback
First published December 25, 2004
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March 7, 2022
This is a traditional Christmas cook book, and the good thing is it will bring people to come and eat because by reading it you will taste the fragrance of the food, by reading the very clear steps your brain will do it step by step, then it will realise the taste of the dish you are reading.
There are many dishes you can try if you don’t trust me. So after you read the book I’m going to ask you a few questions. Which dish is your favourite? My one is the turkey because who doesn’t like turkey (can’t blame you if you don’t).
What surprises you? I am surprised because it doesn’t have whole chicken in the main course.
There are many dishes you can try if you don’t trust me. So after you read the book I’m going to ask you a few questions. Which dish is your favourite? My one is the turkey because who doesn’t like turkey (can’t blame you if you don’t).
What surprises you? I am surprised because it doesn’t have whole chicken in the main course.
May 20, 2022
This is a traditional cook book for Christmas holidays as you can see.
My comment about the book is that it has a large variety of recipes that you and I could use and it has different sections/categories for example: a category to bake, or a section for “Festive Drinks and Cocktails” Fun fact turns out my dad did some of these recipes as my mom just told me he did the Roasted Turkey, and The Cheese, Rice and vegetable Strudel (it’s the same word in case you were wondering) So anyways it’s now time for some questions about the book. First question is “what was your favourite part of the book” now personally for me my favourite part was the recipe to make the marshmallows because I would have never thought I could make my own marshmallows.
Second question “what surprised you” what surprised me was that there was no ice cream in the book which is debatable because ice cream is not usually eaten on Christmas but still! No ice cream!!!!!!!!!
Okay final question “would you change the ending and why/why not?” Ok for maybe because it could better if there were ice cream. Ok bye
My comment about the book is that it has a large variety of recipes that you and I could use and it has different sections/categories for example: a category to bake, or a section for “Festive Drinks and Cocktails” Fun fact turns out my dad did some of these recipes as my mom just told me he did the Roasted Turkey, and The Cheese, Rice and vegetable Strudel (it’s the same word in case you were wondering) So anyways it’s now time for some questions about the book. First question is “what was your favourite part of the book” now personally for me my favourite part was the recipe to make the marshmallows because I would have never thought I could make my own marshmallows.
Second question “what surprised you” what surprised me was that there was no ice cream in the book which is debatable because ice cream is not usually eaten on Christmas but still! No ice cream!!!!!!!!!
Okay final question “would you change the ending and why/why not?” Ok for maybe because it could better if there were ice cream. Ok bye
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