Thermo-struck review anyone ??

[BT]

Hello,
I was hoping someone had the new cookbook called Thermo-struck , if so is it worth buying..??   I'm new to thermomix and looking for some nice easy time saving recipes 

[Cornish Cream]

Welcome to the forum BT.
I'm not familiar with that book but there are plenty of recipes here on the forum that are easy and delicious.

[Mama Fergie]

Is that the 4 ingredients book BT?

[goldfish]

Yes it is, MF . . . there were comments about it on the forum not long ago.  I'll see if I can find them . .

[Cornish Cream]

Yes it is, MF . . . there were comments about it on the forum not long ago.  I'll see if I can find them . .

Were you thinking of this  app GF

[Mama Fergie]

I thought the name rang a bell but I haven't seen it I around in any of the bookstores .
Must have been on here that I heard about it  GF  

[goldfish]

Thanks, CC - no - I think it was this thread . . .

http://www.forumthermomix.com/index.php?topic=12197.0

[judydawn]

Hi BT, welcome to the forum with your first posting. Why not pop over to the home page, go to the topic Introduce Yourself, and tell us a little more about you and your thermomix so that we can officially welcome you to the forum.

[mcmich]

Welcome to the forum BT. I'm not familiar with this book, there are some great thermomix dedicated books that lots of forum members have and use regularly. There are reviews and tweaks for these books as well on the forum.

For Foods Sake, Quick Fix In The Thermomix and Dinner Spinner are my favourites.

[obbie]

No don't have it...

[Jamberie]

Hi BT, I have it and don't like it. There's one cheese cake recipe I'm interested in trying because the base it wheat free. There's a picture of pumpkin risotto that just looks like mush. I've found a few mistakes/omissions in a couple of the recipes which had turned me off using it altogether.
What else would you like to know?
Would it be helpful if I listed the table of contents?