The Hungerpots Cookbook The Hungerpots Cookbook

The Hungerpots Cookbook

Over 70 super-simple one-pot dishes!

    • 9,99 €
    • 9,99 €

Descripción editorial

‘Bethie’s hungerpots will revolutionise mealtimes!’
- Melissa Hemsley

From pot to table in 20 minutes!

Perfect for people who love food but lack time, hungerpots are simple, creative and stress-free.

Make wholesome, homemade favourites including Sweet Potato Chilli, Chicken Katsu Casserole and Mac and Cheese, as well as sweet treats like Skillet Brownies and Apple Cobbler, all with zero ability required.

Just pop all the ingredients in the pot, turn up the heat and enjoy!

Chapters include:
• Pasta
• Rice and Noodles
• Plants and Beans
• Hungerpuds

About the author

Bethie (Elizabeth) Hungerford is an American and British mother of two who loves singing, travelling, crafting and cooking. She was born and raised in a small farming town north of Seattle in Washington State and spent eight years in Washington, D.C. before moving to London. On her Instagram account, @hungermama, she shares everything from recipes to interior decorating. Bethie is also the host of the podcast ‘Friends with Recipes’ where she goes into people’s homes and has them cook their favourite recipe for her. She is also a professional singer, specialising in Renaissance and Early Baroque Music. Hungerpots is her first book.

GÉNERO
Cocina, gastronomía y vinos
PUBLICADO
2020
9 de enero
IDIOMA
EN
Inglés
EXTENSIÓN
160
Páginas
EDITORIAL
HarperCollins
INFORMACIÓN DEL PROVEEDOR
HarperCollins Publishers
TAMAÑO
117,1
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