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86 of 86 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I've just bought a food processor and was looking for a book so that I could get the most out of it rather than have it become an expensive dust collector on the kitchen counter. This is the book I was looking for.
Written in a chatty style, the book starts with some general information about food processors followed by the 'Smart Chart' which details how to process all kinds of foods and includes some very useful tips. Then come the recipes which are well laid out and simple to follow. Lots of them include variations to reduce fat and also to make them suitable for Passover (the author is Jewish) as well as microwave and freezer details. Each chapter begins with hints and tips to bear in mind when using recipes from that chapter.
The Roasted Butternut Squash Soup and Chocolate Chip Cookies have already been a huge hit in my house and I look forward to trying out more of the recipes soon. One caveat - the measurements in this book are the American cup system but there is a section at the front of the book converting cups to metric and imperial weights.
I wholeheartedly recommend this book
64 of 64 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Every food processor should come with the Food Processor Bible by Norene Gilletz. Really. I have owned one or another food processor over the past 20 years and yet, until I found this gem of a book, the machine had not earned its space in the kitchen.
So much thought has gone into the comprehensive instructions, details of how to process different foods, precise recipes (many healthy versions), humour and variety. My food processor has a work out nearly every day now.
I totally recommend this book for both new and experienced cooks especially those who have limited time to produce good home-cooked meals. It is in my top five of an embarrassingly large collection of cookery books. Thank you Norene Gilletz!
So much thought has gone into the comprehensive instructions, details of how to process different foods, precise recipes (many healthy versions), humour and variety. My food processor has a work out nearly every day now.
I totally recommend this book for both new and experienced cooks especially those who have limited time to produce good home-cooked meals. It is in my top five of an embarrassingly large collection of cookery books. Thank you Norene Gilletz!
21 of 21 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I've had this book on my wishlist for a year (ever since getting my food processor) and finally bought it last week. I wish I had done so earlier.
Just the tips for processor use alone make it worth its price, but I've tried out some of the recipes and they're fabulous. They do just what they say, which is rare in cookery books.
I think this is going to become a classic in our house, along with Marguerite Patten and Robert Carrier, for good, wholesome food that's easy to prepare.
Just the tips for processor use alone make it worth its price, but I've tried out some of the recipes and they're fabulous. They do just what they say, which is rare in cookery books.
I think this is going to become a classic in our house, along with Marguerite Patten and Robert Carrier, for good, wholesome food that's easy to prepare.
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OK but not what I wanted
Nice cook book but not what I wanted. Could do with pictures so you know what the final recipe is supposed to look like. Read more
Published 4 months ago by HgtGuy
An Excellent Buy
This book was just what we were looking for. It is fully comprehensive, with lots of interesting recipes and tips on using a food processor.
Published 7 months ago by Mr. Derek J. Freeman
Not as bad as some reviewers would have you believe
For a reviewer to criticise a book whose author is American and was written primarily for the US market, is not giving full credit to the author's intentions. Read more
Published 19 months ago by Claptonian
Not For Me
I ordered this book because I was given the Philips Rebust food processor as a gift and it came without a cook book (and no storage for blades and discs, but thats another story... Read more
Published on 21 May 2010 by Mrs. Suzanne Marshall
food processor bible
very disappointed.
this should be described as a kosher recipe book.
measurements obscure and ingredients difficult to obtain.
this should be described as a kosher recipe book.
measurements obscure and ingredients difficult to obtain.
Published on 25 Jan 2010 by Harry J. Stevens
The Food Processor Bible
I have just bought a food processor and wanted a book that had lots of healthy recipes that I could make using my new tool. This book fulfills all my requirements. Read more
Published on 1 Aug 2008 by Brenda Stansbie
Not my kind of food
Some of the recipes in here are great - the peanut cookies are delicious. But most of the recipes are just not for the type of food that we like to eat (mostly quick, fresh,... Read more
Published on 2 Jan 2008 by Mrs Chuck
disappointed
I can't say how disappointed I am in this book. Firstly, there are no photographs and I do like to see what my finished dish should look like, also, the main of the ingredients... Read more
Published on 23 Oct 2006 by sandy p
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