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The innocent family recipe book is a guide to healthy, tasty, no fuss food that the whole family can enjoy (and that doesn’t take ages to make).
No hours labouring over the stove, making different meals for your kids or faffing about with miniature sushi.
Just a mix of classic family favourites, quick ideas for when you’re in a hurry, posher stuff for when you’re not, as well as loads of stuff for kids to do, make and help out with.
With over 100 delicious, simple, healthy recipes to choose from and plenty of tips and distractions, this book aims to help you fill your family with good stuff, by getting everyone involved in helping make, prepare and enjoy mealtimes together.
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Brilliant!,
This review is from: Hungry? The innocent recipe book for filling your family with good stuff (Hardcover)
Finally a book with easy simple recipes for everyday use. I have struggled in the past with all my cooking books to find a recipe which was not only creative and different but also doesn't require to marinate and roast a leg of lamb for hours. This is the book! you don't need lots of fancy ingredients to make the recipes, and the illustrations are really fun to look at and read. The smoothies recipe are also gorgeous. Anna Jones with the Innocent team have definitely managed to produce a fun family cooking book. Anne Jones is the next-to-be star cook!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
my new favourite recipe book!,
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This review is from: Hungry? The innocent recipe book for filling your family with good stuff (Hardcover)
This is not just another generic recipe book.It's really absolutely gorgeously designed throughout (though could do with more pictures of the ACTUAL food not just arty shots of the ingredients sometimes - though that's a minor point), and is packed full of interesting anecdotes. It's a comprehensive guide to food and eating and it includes things like diagrams of cows and pigs showing where the different joints of meat come from, and a guide to what veg is in season at what time of year. None of the recipes are tricky or impossible, and the ones I have tried have worked brilliantly. Having said that it's not a patronising beginners book, so even experienced cooks will enjoy it. I am completely inspired to cook from scratch every day now, I'm giving this book to friends as a present and I still (after spending hours poring over it) haven't read through all of it - seriously, a joy of a book and i cabn't recommend highly enough! well done innocent!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Harrison, the toothbrush and the prawns,
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This review is from: Hungry? The innocent recipe book for filling your family with good stuff (Hardcover)
just cooked my first thing from the book - beetroot and chocolate brownies. so good the flatmate ate 4 when he got home from squash.but better still was page 274 and the story of harrison, his toothbrush, the dragon, his rocket boots and the prawn army. fantastic. i would recommend buying the book simply for this story. yes, the recipes all look great, but its the filler bits, the bits you read while not even cooking or thinking of cooking that make this book what it is. and its unlike anything else you are going to buy.
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