Cooking with Flowers - Book Review and Giveaway

Cooking with Flowers has to be in my Top Five Best Books, this really is, in my opinion, one amazing book.  I mean I already knew that some flowers are edible, but I didn't know just how many or of the delightful things that can be conjured up using them.  

 

Flowers and herb flowers make everything so pretty, especially on a plate.  I'm sure we've all seen the contestants of the fantastic 'Masterchef' on TV use flowers in their recipes or to decorate the plate - but if you want to know where to start and which flowers you can eat, this is the book for you.

Orchids are such beautiful flowers and this book shows how you can use them for example, in a seafood saute, and an orchid pineapple upside down cake.   

 Pictures taken from the book, purely for the purpose of this review:

Then there's the Dianthus flower, probably one of my favourites.

 The book has an abundance of Flower Whipped Creams and Frostings, Flower Sorbets, Lemonades, Ice Creams, Jellies and Jams and more.

Even though I'm not a one for desserts, I really have to make this Fig and Rose Cream Trifle.  What do you think, doesn't it look pretty and delicious?

In all cookbooks I always look for a conversion chart, and yes this book has one.  American, Imperial and Metric all covered including oven temperatures too - love it.

Although the book does have a few recipes calling for specialty tools and ingredients there's a handy website address list showing you where these items can be purchased.

Just a small handful of recipes that caught my eye:

Thai Orchid Beef Salad, Hibiscus Fried Rice, Lavender Lemonade, Fig and Rose Cream Trifle (shown above) Violet Flower Cupcakes, Popcorn-Chive Blossom Cupcakes and the Tulip Ice Cream Bowls - a truly lovely alternative bowl to serving your ice cream in.    

Cooking with Flowers is an hard-backed book published by Quirk Books, the author is Miche Bacher of Mali B Sweets.  

Outstanding photography is by Miana Jun.

Huge thank you to Mat at PGUK Publishers Group and Quirk Books for sending me a copy to review and supplying a giveaway copy.

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Campfire Cuisine - Must Have Book for Camping

Campfire Cuisine - Gourmet Recipes for the Great Outdoors shows there's certainly more to campfire cooking than burgers and hot dogs!

Containing over 100 recipes that can be made whilst camping or in any outdoor setting.  That said, every recipe comes with a little note if your wanting to make the same recipe at home, so this book isn't just for campers!

A lovely chubby book is about the size of your hand which means it's easy to take with you.

What sort of recipes will I find in this book?
Covering a wide range of delicious sounding recipes from Bacon-Wrapped Grilled Figs (sounds good to me) to Bananas Foster French Toast, Grilled Vegetable Salad with Goat Cheese,
Salmon with Balsamic Fig Sauce, Spicy Orange Chicken, Jambalaya to Maple-Caramel Baked Apples.
There are loads of marinades, sauces and flavoured butters that can be easily rustled up too.

This book is American, will I be able to buy the ingredients easily?

In a word, yes.  Looking through, I haven't come across any ingredients that we can't easily get here in the UK. 

Always good to have in a recipe book is a conversion chart from US to metric.
There's another handy chart 'Is is Done Yet'? which shows approximate cooking times for seafood, meat and poultry, vegetables and fruit on the grill.  

Campfire Cuisine also includes tips and advice on meal planning, shopping, and equipment selection for campfire cooking.

There's even a sample meal plan for a three-day trip.

Campfire Cuisine is published by Quirk Books

About the author:
Robin Donovan is a food and travel writer and an avid camper, with more than twenty years of experience as a campsite cook. She lives in San Francisco.

Big thank you to Mat at PGUK Publishers Group and Quirk Books for sending me a copy to review.

Possible Breast Cancer Prevention - Through Diet

Can the food we eat reduce the risk of breast cancer?  

I have to say I'm a bit of a believer that with most forms of cancer there sadly doesn't seem to be (to me) very much you can do to prevent it.

  But after reading this book about what we eat, and how that might have some impact on preventing breast cancer, then I'd say it's well worth considering and perhaps changing our diet a little.

  About the writer, Julia B. Greer, MD MPH:

Julia is an epidemiologist whose work focuses on pancreatic, ovarian, and breast cancers. She was educated at Phillips Exeter Academy, Princeton University, Mount Sinai Medical School, Georgetown University Hospital, and the Graduate School of Public Health in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. 

In addition to being a physician and an accomplished writer, she is presently a faculty member of the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center's Department of Gastroenterology, Hepatology, and Nutrition.

Considering breast cancer is the third most common type of cancer diagnosed among women in the UK.  It is second only to lung cancer as a leading cause of cancer death in women. 

In 2011 there were 11,633 women that died from breast cancer.

The really scary part is, anyone can get cancer. There is no single diet, food, or nutrient that will keep you from getting cancer.  However, in the same way that wearing a seat-belt may protect you from being injured in a car accident, eating certain types of food may help to protect you from developing many cancers, including breast cancer.

Now for My Bit:

 The Anti-Breast Cancer Cookbook is certainly very interesting and informative.  This paperback book doesn't have any fancy pictures of food for the recipes, nor is it in colour.  What it does have, is more than 250 recipes that are easy to follow and have no need to buy any fancy cookware.  

It is very well written and presented.  Recipe ingredients aren't anything outrageous or expensive, and they aren't things you (well I) can't pronounce like there are in some cookbooks!  Although some of the ingredients are American brand items, us lot in the UK can very easily find the same UK alternative.  

Love the simple no fuss style of book inside:

   The recipes in this cookbook are packed with power antioxidants, super easy to follow and the ingredients are readily available.

Every recipe shows the nutritional serving information, number of calories, grams of fat, salt, fibre content.  Many of the recipes are are Vegan, Vegetarian, and over half are Gluten-Free. 

 From breads, breakfasts, dips, sauces, side dishes, soups, salads, sandwiches and burgers to more formal dishes for dinner parties.

Oh and in case you were wondering, desserts and beverages haven't been missed out either!

Considering the UK has the 11th highest incidents of breast cancer in the world, I'd say this book is well worth buying.

Big thank you to Mat over at PGUK Publishers Group for sending me a copy to review.

All opinions and thoughts are my own.  I was not required to write a positive review.  I only ever post reviews on products I like the look of, and therefore would buy myself.

The Forager's Kitchen - Book Review and Giveaway

Foraging is not only the latest food trend but it can become a pastime too.

Eating 'off the land' means working with the seasons.  Free food can be found around and about without whether you live in a city, the countryside or by the sea.  All without too much effort involved this book shows you how to make the most of what you've found.  

 An hardback book full of more that 100 recipes showing you just how easy it is to find what amounts to free food and what can be made from it.

 

Covering edible wild flowers, herbs, berries and more, you'll find delicious recipes from Honeysuckle jelly, Carrot and Clover cake, Wild Thyme sorbet, Garlic Mustard, Chickweed and Tomato brushetta and far, far more.
 Brilliant photography throughout by Peter Moore (foraging photos) and the recipe photos by Stuart West are stunning.
I think you'll agree these Wild Mushrooms tarts look wonderful.

 Or how about these Violet Macaroons?

The recipes are easy to follow and all in all this is a very interesting and handy book to have.

 The Forager’s Kitchen by Fiona Bird is published by Cico Books at £16.99 and is available from www.cicobooks.com
Thank you to Lauren for sending me this book to review and supplying a giveaway copy.

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I have a copy to giveaway to one lucky reader of A Glug of Oil 

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Giveaway - Burgers and Sliders Book

This is a seriously good book and I love all the different ideas.  The photography is fantastic and with over 30 gourmet recipes to choose from it's hard to pick which to make first.

  I have a copy of this book to Giveaway to one lucky reader of A Glug of Oil....

  From the Beef Wellington Burger (in a shortcrust pastry bun) to a Cheesy Root Vegetable Burger, then there's the Pork and Antipasti Burger served between Foccacia rolls with Lemon Mayo, or what about Christmas Canape Sliders with Cranberry Sauce and Camembert?

Sometimes just the Classic Beef Burger is does the trick:

   Photograph by Clare Winfield

It doesn't stop there - there's a section on Sauces and Side dishes too.

All in all it's a lovely book and will give you some completely different ideas away from ordinary burgers and sliders.

'Burgers and Sliders' by Miranda Ballard is published by Ryland Peters and Small and is available at £9.99 from www.rylandpeters.com 

Photography by Clare Winfield.

Thank you to Lauren for sending me a copy to review and supplying a copy to giveaway.

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Giveaway - Breakfast for Dinner Book

 I'm sure we've all had Breakfast for Dinner before now, but this book is packed full of amazing recipes and pictures that seriously make you hungry!

There are too many nice recipes to choose from, but I'm loving the Greek Baked Eggs, Beer Braised Short Ribs and Bacon Fried Rice.  

But then again, what about the Sunny-Side-Up Burgers (shown on the front cover) juicy burgers piled high with sweet apricot preserve and crispy shoestring potatoes and an egg.....Oh yes, I'll have one of those please!

 I have a copy of this book to giveaway to one lucky reader of A Glug of Oil....

 I've kindly been a copy to review and permission to post a few pictures from the book so you know what I'm raving about - I think you'll agree this book is a must have for anyone fancying Breakfast for Dinner.

 From Goats Cheese Monte Cristos, Breakfast Pizza, Espresso Baked Beans, Chicken & Biscuit Waffles, Bloody Mary Tomato Soup, Maple- Glazed Pork Meatballs and Mini BLT Biscuits to these mouthwatering delights below.

Don't just take my word for it!  
You can read another review of this book by popping over to see what Janice has to say over at Farmers Girl Kitchen.

 Chocolate Brownie Waffles with Blackberry Sauce

      How about Bacon Jam?

 Or Mint Chocolate Chip Pancakes perhaps?

Cornflake-Crusted Chicken Tenders - a great one for the kids

The recipe for Cornflake-Crusted Chicken Tenders can be found here but for the rest you'll just have to enter the competition and hope you win, or buy the book!

Written by Lindsay Landis and her husband Taylor Hackbarth.

You can visit the authors website Love and Olive Oil

Hardback book, published by Quirk Books

Available to buy now in all good book shops and over at Amazon - also available is the Kindle Edition.

Thank you to Mat at PGUK Publishers Group (UK) for sending a copy of this book to review and supplying a giveaway copy.

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Pie Pops Book - Miniature Sweet and Savoury Treats

Pie Pops - easy to make miniature treats for all occasions.  This new title by Carol Hilker is packed full of all your favourite pies, but in miniature lollipop form! 

Sweet Pie Pops:

Covering sweet pies from deliciously sticky Butterscotch Pecan Pies and the light-as-a-cloud Coconut Cream Pies.  Fruit Pies includes all-time classics such as Cherry Pies or the traditional Blueberry Pie Pops. For the ultimate indulgence, bake a batch of Chocolate Pies.  Boston Cream Pie Pops or the luxurious Peanut Butter and Chocolate Pies or how about Sundae Alaska Pie Pops?

When the weather gets warmer, then Ice-cream Pies make the perfect dessert.  From Chocolate-dipped Key Lime Pie Pops or Orangesicle Pie Pops.

Savoury Pie Pops:

This book is perfect for creating show-stopping canapés for any party with Savory Pies such as miniature Chicken Pot Pies Pops or tiny Quiche Lorraine tartlets.

All in all:

I really like this book and personally I love the Mini Pork Pie Pops - they look amazing!  Little pastry pigs on sticks filled with nicely spiced pork.  

The recipes look easy to follow and only calls for regular ingredients - looking through it I'd say you everything is easily available in the UK.

All measurements are shown in both grams and cups, making recipes easy to follow by everyone.  So if you like pies and entertaining this book is well worth buying.

Pie Pops by Carol Hilker is published by Ryland Peters & Small at £9.99 and is available from www.rylandpeters.com

Thank you to Lauren for sending me a copy to review.

Thomas Jefferson's Crème Brûlée

Thomas Jefferson's Crème Brûlée is a must have book for lovers of history, food, and France.  I think personally would have liked this man as Thomas Jefferson quoted wine as a ‘necessary drink for life’ .......Yes I agree with that!

 However, he also considered many other things a necessity; books, salad oil, salt and hair powder.  Now I’ll go along with the lot but hair powder?!

Tiny Food Party! Book Review

 Bite-size recipes for miniature meals.  In a word this book is amazing and is packed full of the kind of food I love.
Teri Lyn Fisher and Jenny Park share dozens of quick and easy recipes for bite-size munchies.

 Review;

A fantastic 'must have' book for Christmas, New Year and indeed any other party occasion you might be having.  Nice conversion chart at the back of the book - American, Imperial and Metric.
I love the 'Little Menus' that you can follow if you're stuck for ideas on what goes with what and this includes 'All Vegetarian Menu' too.

Pure Vanilla - Book Review

Yet another beautifully presented and very well written book by US food blogger Shauna Sever.

  Shauna is also the author of Marshmallow Madness - which I reviewed a while back.

The Cookie Dough Lover's CookBook - Review

It has to be said I never knew there were so many things you could make with cookie dough!  I assumed cookies were made and that was that.

 This is a hard-backed book in note pad style.  Published by Quirk Books and written by Lindsay Landis.

 There are quick tips and suggestions on most pages which are really useful.  I love the Measurement, Equivalences and Temperature chart at the front.  

Although the equivalent 'cup' measurement is shown as being 16 tablespoons (bit of a faff all that measuring) so my top tip would be to put 16 tablespoons of flour or sugar into two different cups and remember where it comes to - then you'll be sorted and ready to cook!

Sausages a Book and a Quiz!

Wow!  I didn't realise until now that there were quite so many different sausages in the world.  This amazing book shows more sausages along with descriptions than you can shake a stick at!

 If you're wanting to know how to make your own sausages including Chorizo, this book shows you how.

What's more there are even some yummy looking recipes too!

 Cumberland sausages with roasted root vegetables - picture taken from the book:

 If you think you know all there is to know about Sausages then why not have a go at the 'Silly Sausage Quiz' over at the DK website.

However, you might want to brush up on all things sausage first in which case you can buy the book - available from Dorling Kindersley.

  Written by Nichola Fletcher and Published by DK Publishing.

Thank you to Freddie for sending me the book. 

Two Greedy Italians Eat Italy - Book Review

They've done it again, Antonio Carluccio and Gennaro Contaldo have written yet another great book!

 Anyone with an interest in Italy and its food will be sure to love this hardback book.  Full of all things delicious, great photography and lots of information on various places from Rome to the citrus orchards in Amalfi.  
You'll find easy to make recipes such as this Beef and Wine soup that looks so lovely and creamy and can be made in just a few minutes!

And I'm loving the look of this Pumpkin risotto:

 Or how about Sardinian Pasta with Mussels?

 Pizza and pasta recipes and of some great dessert recipes too. The Orange Rice Cake sounds quite interesting and I might have to make that as soon as.

I'm thinking the book could have done with a ribbon book mark being included in the spine as there are so many nice recipes it would be good to have a bookmark or even two!
All in all I'm loving this book and can't wait to make a good few things from it.

Published by Quadrille Publishing and contains over 80 recipes - Two Greedy Italians Eat Italy can be purchased over at Amazon. 

 Also, series two of the BBC2 television program starts on April 19th.
 By the way, you can see my review on the Two Greedy Italians latest DVD here.

Thank you to Yvonne for sending me a copy to review.

Book Review and a Competition to Win - Marshmallow Madness!

Who doesn't like marshmallow?  Have you ever wondered how they're made?

This book is shows you all you need to know about marshmallows and how to make them.  Seriously fantastic flavour combos that you'd never thought a marshmallow could have.   

Fluffy, Puffy Desserts.  Sticky, Gooey Treats Made with Mallow!

 Yes, there's a section on mallow desserts too and even desserts made drinkable to dunk your marshmallows into.  

And who'd have thought of  Malibu flavoured marshmallows?  Well of course the author Shauna Sever did!  Shauna is just so talented to come up with the truly fantastic ideas she has in this book.

  Even the cover of this book is squashy and puffy - just like a marshmallow!

 

 You can also learn how to shape marshmallows into wonderful lollipops and twisted ropes.

All in all a great book really worth buying if you aren't lucky to win a copy.

 

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Published by Quirk Books.  Thank you Mat at PGUK Publishers Group UK for sending me a copy and supplying a competition copy.

 This Competition has now ended and the winner was picked using an online number generator.

And the WINNER is.......Nicola (Blush Beauty Magazine)

Congratulations Nicola!

     

Weight Watchers Cinnamon and Cider Baked Apples - Video Recipe

With the Weight Watchers ProPoints system you can have this delicious Cinnamon and Cider Baked Apple dessert and even have a scoop of light vanilla ice cream with it too!  

Read on to win a great prize with the new Weight Watchers Supper Club.

 The new Weight Watchers book 'Complete Kitchen' is easy to follow and there are no tricky cooking instructions or strange ingredients.  Just a book packed full of seriously nice looking dishes and is the ultimate guide to cooking food the Weight Watchers way.  

With 145 simple-to-follow recipes within nine chapters - ranging from basic stocks & dressings to Sunday roasts, leftovers & sides, to the more budget conscious ‘Everyday Value.’  

Recipes include roast fillet of beef with red wine sauce, garlic mushroom and rustic bean bruschetta and chocolate cherry cupcakes and these lovely cinnamon and cider baked apples.

 Watch Me Cook Cinnamon and Cider Baked Apples!

Win a Great Prize with Weight Watchers Supper Club:

As you may have already seen, they have just launched the new Weight Watchers Supper Club app on Facebook:
The idea behind the Weight Watchers Supper Club is that it lets you enjoy your food, while losing weight in the process.  There are a variety of healthy and delicious recipes in the app which are all easy to cook and these are perfect for
hosting a family dinner or a Weight Watchers Supper Club.

 To Start a Supper Club:

All you need to do is create an event and invite friends to enjoy all of
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Jamie's Great Britain - Book Review

As you probably know Jamie Oliver's latest book titled 'Jamie's Great Britain' is out.  You can see the TV series to accompany the book, which starts Tuesday 25th October at 9pm on Channel 4 and I will be tuning in!

Now, this book isn't all traditional English food as I thought it would be.  Might be just me but that's what I was expecting.  However, I was pleasantly surprised to find it isn't, because as I do like a bit of variety!

 As it says in the book: It's more 'British' food that a result of centuries of invasion, exploration, colonisation and immigration which has created a unique and wonderful food culture within our small island home. 

 That said, inside the book you will find classics such as Steak and Kidney Pudding that has Marmalade and Cheddar listed in the ingredients, which although sounds a bit odd, I bet it's good.  It certainly looks it!

Pictures taken from the book Jamie's Great Britain:

Jamie's Rainbow Salad looks amazing:

There are a huge range of recipes from 12-hour Rabbit Bolognese, Seared Scallops with Crispy Black Pudding and Clapshot, Crispy Roasted Fish-cakes, Roasted Veg Vindaloo, 'Kate and Wills' Wedding Pie to good old Cornish Pasties and Lincolnshire Poachers Pie.

Lots of puddings to be found in this book too!
Flapjack Crumble, Apple Pepper Pot Cake, which even me that 'don't do puddings' is thinking looks rather yum!  
Along with this Elderflower Summer Pudding.  

Don't you think it looks lovely - so colourful:

  All in all, this really is yet another great book from Jamie and if you were to buy it, I really can't see you being disappointed.

A big thank you to Pete for sending me a copy.

Special Cupcakes Book - Giveaway

New Holland Publishers have a fantastic range of food and drink books. 
This great new book contains over 50 recipes for exciting, new and special cupcakes. Packed full of cupcake recipes for festive celebrations such as Christmas, parties, Valentine's Day, Weddings and Baby Showers.

There are some interesting recipes for cupcakes using interesting ingredients and unusual flavours. There's also a chapter on not-so-guilty treats such as carrot, orange and cinnamon cupcakes and beetroot and bitter chocolate cupcakes.

 Everyone can have up to three entries to this competition!  See the rules below.

Competition Rules:
The winner must have a UK address.
To be entered into the competition: You must leave a comment on this post including your name. If you are posting as Anonymous I won't be able to contact you if you win.

For a SECOND entry: Please sign up for the free news letter over at New Holland Publishers here and tell me you done so in your comment.

For a THIRD entry: Pop over and New Holland Publishers Facebook page and 'like' it.  Again tell me you've done so in your comment.
  The winner will be picked at random next Saturday 28th May at noon and I will email announce the winner in this post, on A Glug of Oil FaceBook page and on Twitter.

Good Luck Everyone!

Competition Now Closed - and the winner is Louise!
Congratulations Louise!  Please can you email me your full postal address so the publisher can send it to you direct.

If you wasn't lucky enough to win a copy in this competition
you can buy a copy over at the New Holland Publishers website
Special Cupcakes is £12.99 however using the code GFR you will get 25% discount and FREE postage and packing!
**Offer valid until 1st October 2011 to UK residents only and can not be used in conjunction with any other offers.

The Perfect Drink for Every Occasion - Book Review

The Perfect Drink for Every Occasion is published by Quirk Books. It's a guide to better living through alcohol, and proves that this can be done! 

It covers a huge range of drinks for every occasion - and I mean EVERY occasion!
There's a drink for 'The Coldest Day of Winter', a drink for 'The First Time Father'  and even a drink to 'Erase the Memory of Your Own Name'......
not too sure about that one! 


Featuring 151 new and classic cocktails it matches these with many social situations, dates, rites-of-passage, occurrences
– both those we encounter each and every day, and some that may be rarer!
Each drink comes with a history of how it came about, ingredients, instructions, an illustration of the glass to serve it in,
and a commentary on why it suits the event or occasion.

This is a great little book is that everyone should have a copy of.  As you flick through the pages it's also full of amusing quotes. 

Picking one at random which made me laugh was this:
"If your doctor warns that you have to watch your drinking, find a bar with a mirror" - John Mooney.

Published by Quirk Books in hardback at £9.99 and it's out next month.

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A big thank you to Mat at PGUK Publishers Group for sending me a copy......now, I'm off to make a drink!