Anyone tried AWT's book "real family food" - sorry if should be in 'products' but more likely to catch the right eye here

[Racers]

I'm looking for some simple but tasty meals for DH and I, which I can save portions for DD (1yr eats most things).

What d'reckon to it?

[Piffle]

I have got his GI cookbook and it's got some fabulous easy and tasty recipes in it so I reckon it'll be good

[Twiglett]

never heard of it

can recommend 'the dinner lady' by Jeanette Orey (?)

very simple recipes ... very tasty

will get amazon link . .. just a tick

[Twiglett]

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its not just kids food .. well its food kids will eat but its real food

[foxinsocks]

I've been thinking of getting his GI cookbook - would you recommend it then piffle?

(sorry for hijack racers!)

[Piffle]

yes there are several recipes I go back to every week, some odd critters too but then what do you expect from a celeb chef LOL
That and I also fully recommend Sam sTerns teens cookbook, it's basic, but has some stunning recipes in it, I use it 3 x a week every one a winner. Plus on the up side ds 12 can do it too!

[Racers]

thanks Twig (looks good, might get both!), no probs foxy

[littlerach]

the Dinner Lady was v cheap on Bookpeople too.

[GeorginaA]

There's also a sequel to Dinner Lady - it's called Second Helpings and is equally as good.

[Racers]

Just spotted the sequel and now in a quandry - better not order all three!