One: Simple One-Pan Wonders: [American Measurements]

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Los platos son sencillos y rápidos, con ingredientes bastante fáciles de adquirir aunque algunos no sean los que uso habitualmente, algo normal al ser el autor un cocinero británico. Pero eso es lo bueno del libro, que ofrece platos rápidos y fáciles de realizar, pero que se salen de lo habitual en mi cocina. recipes with just 8 ingredients (or fewer), meaning minimal prep (and washing up) and offering maximum convenience.’ In ONE , Jamie Oliver will guide you through over 120 recipes for tasty, fuss-free and satisfying dishes cooked in just one pan. What’s better: each recipe has just eight ingredients or fewer , meaning minimal prep (and cleaning up) and offering maximum convenience. This is one terrific looking cookbook. The pictures of the recipes look fantastic, almost too pretty to eat. The recipes look like masterpieces that took hours to create but if you read the directions, most of them took under an hour to prepare. Jamie wants to make cooking easy, practical, and tasty.

The celebrity chef's latest cookbook focuses on easy, simple and tasty recipes." ―People.com, "All the Celebrity Cookbooks Being Released in 2023" Bei den Nudelgerichten benützt er oft frische Lasagneblätter, die in Form geschnitten werden. Die Idee finde ich gut, aber bei uns in der Region gibt es sowas nicht zu kaufen. Da müsste man sich mit selber gemachtem Nudelteig helfen. I've been curious if the criticisms fit, some say a few of the ingredients might be harder to find in small towns like the indian stuff or the pre-made puff pastry; as well as the fact that many of the recipes just seemed to need a few extra ingredients to really be a 'great dish', and that limitation is a huge flaw. Weird assumptions: There's no localization for this cookbook beyond converting the recipes into imperial measurement. Many recipes rely on electric kettle use, and while I have one, most Americans do not. Multiple recipes call for things that either aren't commonly sold in the U.S. or things so vaguely described ("ready to serve mixed grain blend?") I wouldn't know what to buy. If you want good food made simply, look no further than the fuss-free recipes in Jamie Oliver's new book, One Good Housekeeping

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Who’s the author? One of the most influential voices in the food industry, the much-loved Jamie Oliver is a bestselling author, chef, restaurateur, and campaigner. Jamie is a household name and is often credited with revolutionising home-cooking in Britain and beyond. All recipes have about 8-9 ingredients listed. Nice in theory (and looks nice visually in layout), but I found that many of the recipes I cooked could have used a few more ingredients without complicating the grocery list. Also, I wasn’t a fan of occasionally coming across additional ingredients in the instruction paragraphs that weren’t included in the ingredient list (and I mean, it was more than the usual salt and pepper ingredients). and if it doesn't need 7 spices or 4 extra vegetables in that dish or sandwich, you don't always need it! Jamie Oliver brings a few simple ingredients together and makes them sing in his new book, full of affordable one-pot dinners and desserts BBC Good Food

Each recipe is clear with the title with the key ingredients underneath and pictures to the left, the type of ‘vessel’ required, the time, number of servings, detailed list of ingredients + the method. Any potential tweaks follow, plus the nutritional information. In ONE, Jamie Oliver will guide you through over 120 recipes for tasty, fuss-free and satisfying dishes cooked in just one pan. What’s better: each recipe has just eight ingredients or fewer, meaning minimal prep (and cleaning up) and offering maximum convenience. Bland, weird recipes: I've made and liked other recipes by Oliver, so I don't know what the hell happened here, but these dishes have basically no spices or flavoring in them beyond "vaguely sweet," and many of them are made of truly horrible combinations of foods.There's an abundance of inspiration for meat eaters and vegetarians alike . . . with mouthwatering results Daily Mirror I must confess that in my limited free time I watch cooking shows for inspiration and shortly thereafter find myself in the kitchen trying my best to create picture worthy flavor filled meals. This cookbook is full of weird shortcuts and weird assumptions and bland, weird recipes. I read the whole thing in mounting horror. With recipes for batch cooking, easy dessert ideas, and a whole chapter dedicated to frying pan pasta, One is guaranteed to liven up your recipe repertoire, minimise time spent in the kitchen, and cut down on your washing up too.