Blumenthal, Heston Books

Family Food: A New Approach To Cooking

By Heston Blumenthal, Blumenthal, Heston

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This is a book for all the family to use. It will encourage children to have a go at cooking with their parents. It will provide tips and advice on how best to feed your children now, specifically...

To The Bone

By Andrew Friedman, Paul Liebrandt, Friedman, Andrew, Blumenthal, Heston, Liebrandt, Paul

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What defines a chef? Despite the glamour attached to the profession today, a successful life in the kitchen is determined more by sacrifice than stardom, demanding a dedication bordering on obsessi...

In Search Of Perfection

By Heston Blumenthal, Blumenthal., Heston, Blumenthal, Heston, Wheeler, Simon

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319 pages : 25 cm "Heston decided ... that it was time to go back to both his and our roots and to focus ... on reinventing some of our most well-known and abused dishes. In order to do this, he tr...

To The Bone

By Andrew Friedman, Paul Liebrandt, Friedman, Andrew, Blumenthal, Heston, Liebrandt, Paul

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To The Bone

By Paul Liebrandt, Friedman, Andrew, Blumenthal, Heston, Liebrandt, Paul

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