This selection of Indian recipes will fill your kitchen with appetizing aromas and enticing flavors. Indian cuisine is presented with step-by-step instructions, photographs of key stages of preparation and helpful tips to help you create the finest Indian food. There are recipes for soups, appetizers, meat, fish, vegetarian courses and delightful desserts. This cookbook has a covered spiral binding which allows the book to open flat to the recipe of your choice.
The beautiful throws featured in this book include a wide variety of designs that are perfect for any occassion, whether it's a special house warming or wedding gift, birthday or anniversary present, cheery holiday accent or a charitable donation to help comfort homeless and disaster victims.Whatever your tastes or gift-giving needs, this delightful volume of favorite throws and table toppers is sure to inspire you with many wonderful choices to crochet a variety of one-of-a-kind projects.
Cut & Assemble Paper Dragons That Fly (Models & Toys)
Create eight colorful dragons with a few household items (scissors, paper clips, glue, knife and straightedge). Sunny, Windy, Stormy and five other delightful creatures are easy to assembly and just as easy to fly.
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This cookbook contains over 225 mouth-watering recipes from the "Leisure Arts" kitchen and is divided into five tempting sections: Santa's Sweetshop, Holiday Open House, Festive Family Feasts, Delightful Desserts and Gifts of Good Taste.
Added by: Maria | Karma: 3098.81 | Multimedia » Audio | 17 October 2008
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Childhood is confusing enough, but compared to middle age it is a piece of cake. When Christopher Matthew was six, the poems of A. A. Milne were always on hand to reassure him that other children were just as puzzled and foolish as he was. Now Matthew is sixty, and he has decided it is high time there is an equally reassuring volume for grown-ups who are not only as confused as ever, but also losing their hair, their teeth, and, all too often, their car keys.
In Now We Are Sixty, Matthew has taken some of Milne's best-loved poems and rewritten them for the older generation. More than just following Milne's familiar rhythms and rhymes, Matthew has taken great care to reinvent his curious mixture of comedy, keen observation, and wistfulness. David Eccles's delightful illustrations complete the conceit. The result is a delightful volume in and of its own right—and one that the millions of Milne fans will adore.
