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Editorial Review:
Everyone in the family will love Tana Ramsay's simple and delicious recipes. The secret, says the author of the bestselling Tana Ramsay's Family Kitchen, is easy recipes and basic ingredients. Whatever the occasion --school-night suppers, family entertain
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 3.5 / 5.0
Absolutlty great for American cooks I was a little nervous about purchasing this book knowing that a lot of ingredients might not be able, or found here in America as easily. I am happily surprised that every single recipe is easy to make, tastes delicious and every ingredient is available in your local supermarket. Being a vegitarian in a very carnivor home, I find the recipies easily interchangable with meat and non-meat products. I would and have, reccommended this to everyone I know.
Swimming upstream I just received this book and will hold off on reviewing actual recipes until I've had time to try some. However, I really like the book thus far. I like the layout, the warm comments, and I cannot take offense at the photos throughout as I think they fit very well with the intention of the book: real family food. The graininess of the photos seemed to bring warmth to the style and I didn't mind endless shots of Tana working with food or the kids grinning devishly and seemingly enjoying themselves. I've... more info
Tana Ramsay's Real Family Food An unfortunate christmas present I received. One of the new generation cookbooks that seems to picture more photographs of the author and her family than the actual recipes in the book. I want to see books about family food, how to cook it well, process shots and 'appetising' photos of what it should look like when finally prepared- not a photo album of the author and her family. Which are rather off putting. The matt paper used to print on in this book and 'grainy' printing don't do justice to... more info
profesional cook sitting on the fence I think some of Tana's recipes are original and approachable.
The book overall has a comfortable and simple style, which is good.
There is a couple of personal bugbears, which make me reluctant to embrace this book however, which are:
1. Tana uses some superfluous words such as "nice", exmple: "until they are nice and golden", well they wouldn't be horrible and golden, would they?
2. Does there have to be quite so many pictures of her in the book, and mostly grinning ones. And no,... more info
