500 Cookies: The Only Cookie Compendium You'll Ever Need
A cookie compendium, filled with 500 failsafe, melt-in-the-mouth recipes, including traditional favourites from around the world. Jam-packed with advice on ingredients, basic techniques, conversions, and even troubleshooting tips for when things go wrong. A beautifully illustrated and easy-to-follow guide to creating perfect cookies every time - golden brown, crisp on the outside, sublimely moist on the inside. This is the onlycookie book you will ever need!
Sushi: A Classic Collection of Japanese-Style Recipes
Rapidly gaining popularity outside Japan, sushi can be served as tasty finger food, as a light lunch, or as a luxurious dinner party treat. Take your pick from this wide range of imaginative dishes that look and taste delicious and enjoy a homemade, gourmet sushi experience.
Delectable for dessert, excellent with espresso, tantalizing with tea-that's cheesecake. Easy to make and delicious to eat, Maxine Clark's cheesecake recipes will quickly become favorites at your table. Making the bases is child's play Maxine's way. From bases made with crackers or chocolate to nut cookies or the world's most delicious Shortcrust Pastry Dough for baked cheesecakes. Her Oven Baked Cheesecakes include the legendary New York Cheesecake and irresistible Marble Cheesecake with two kinds of chocolate.
This latest edition of the Bloom's Notes series focuses on John Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men. Numerous critical essays examine various aspects of the piece, including the unrealistic characters, dramatic elements, the novel as a comedy, the unity of the novel, and more. The text includes a brief biography of Steinbeck, as well as structural and thematic analysis of the novel.
This volume is concerned with the discourse of history, from the complementary perspectives of Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) and Systematic Functional Linguistics (SFL) - covering a range of discourse about the past, including discourses of the academic discipline of history. It deals with the construction of time and value in a post-colonial (and post-WWII) world where discourses of or about history and the past are central to on-going processes of reconciliation, debates on war crimes and restitution.
