Q about: Thermo Cookbook by Kim McCosker

[realisation]

Has anyone tried this?    She's one of the duo from the 4 Ingredients team.

I'm a little disappointed with the Full Steam Ahead book I received with the Thermie, and not confident enough to try and convert my own recipes next, so will definitely be having a look through the books mentioned here.

[judydawn]

Sorry realisation, rule 5.3 applies to this matter so I have deleted some of your information.

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In answer to your question though, I have not heard a good report regarding that book. 

[Jamberie]

I have had that book for a couple of months, haven't used it once. Found some errors/omissions in the recipes.  A few things looked interesting, but I'm not sure it was a great purchase. There is a photo of a risotto in there that I've wanted to post for a while because it looks horrid, but not sure if it's allowed.

[realisation]

Oh I'm sorry!    And thanks for the feedback!  I'm looking at purchasing some books through my consultant, but thought I would ask about that one.  Whoopsie!

[Katiej]

I have the book and it's average at best. 

I'd recommended Quick Fix in the Thermomix - it's a lovely book, with easy recipes that suit beginners and the more experienced.