Neil Rippington Books

Practical cookery

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This is a core student book tailor-made to support learning for the new Level 3 Diploma in Professional Cookery (VRQ). Retaining the pedigree and reliability of 'Advanced Practical Cookery', combin...

Theory of Hospitality and Catering 14th Edition

By Neil Rippington, David Foskett, Andrew Pennington, Patricia Paskins

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Practical Cookery for the Level 2 Professional Cookery Diploma 3rd Edition

By Ben Christopherson, Neil Rippington, David Foskett, Gary Farrelly, Ketharanathan Vasanthan

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Professional Chef

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Maths English For Hospitality And Catering Functional Skills

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Practical cookery

By John Campbell

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Practical Cookery for VRQ

By Neil Rippington, David Foskett, Campbell John, Patricia Paskins

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Practical Cookery for Level 2 Nvq and Apprenticeships

By Neil Rippington, David Foskett, Campbell John, Patricia Paskins

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Professional Patisserie For Levels 23 And Professional Chefs

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Professional Patisserie

By Neil Rippington, Chris Barker, Mick Burke

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