Whats your next cookbook?

[Salsa Picante]

Am I game? You bet!

But, you´re not sending them to Germany, right? rofl

[Rowyfo]

I'm just below the Hyperdome... but I do go to Deakin regularly

[Sim]

I am sometimes in tuggeranong, so we can sort something out. I think it will be about a month away till I am ready to give some samples out anyway...

Am I game? You bet!

But, you´re not sending them to Germany, right? rofl

If is reasonably priced I can send one to Germany if you like, lol!

[Salsa Picante]

Sim,

I wouldn´t think the price for shippment is resonable *rofl*.

But I can offer moral support !

[mel81q]

Sim,

I am prepared to give it a try for you - i have insanely sensative skin (my last facial ended up with a terrible burning sensation on my face) so natural sounds great to me.

Happy to contribute to postage to Sydney if your cool with that.


Mel

[Tebasile]

I was watching Julie & Julia last night

I'm going to watch J&J tonight in our bookshop, cafe/bar and arthouse cinema. I won't look at any books  oooooohm . I'm waiting for the Indian TMX-Cookbook 

[Thermomixer]

Step away from the bookshelf and nobody will get hurt !!!!

[cookie1]

Sim, if you're still looking for volunteers I don't mind being a guinea pig.

I love bookshops. I spend an eternity in the cooking section and then hours in the rest. I adore reading (although with the forum and my TMX it is taking a sad third). I would hate to admit how many cookbooks I have. DD is nearly as bad as I am. We had to have over 8 metres of ceiling high bookshelves put in and they're stacked in every which way there!! Even bouncing onto the floor. I keep cookbooks for ever but do pass on novels after I've read them. I just can't resist buying books. (another addiction I guess). I adore Borders in Carlton, Readers Feast and Dymocks in Melbourne.  Borders in Singapore and Perth. Our excess luggage is almost always books (maybe shoes too).

[Sim]

Yep, I'm still looking for volunteers. I'll send everyone a message soon, and then go from there... but I might not send them for a while yet. I have to find the time to do it, and I also want to make sure its good stuff I am sending!

 

[faffa_70]

I'm not even going to admit to how many cookbooks I have....I will just let you all use your imagination whilst I remind you all that for the last hmmm 10 years or so we were one of those cheap book sellers  enough said 

[Tebasile]

Step away from the bookshelf and nobody will get hurt !!!!

It is/was really hard  We love bookshops and moving with books is a nightmare. Maybe I should blog Julie & Elisabeth  instead ?

[cathy79]

I think this place (and the internet in general) is my next cookbook.  The ideas here (and out there) are fantastic, and adaptable for anything, and full of ideas.  I'll never get through all these recipes!

[I Love Bimby!]

I can relate to that Cathy. Years ago (BC) I used to do decorative painting too. I haven't painted for about 5 years now, but still pick up the odd painting book and request the subscription for Christmas or Birthdays - like my cookbooks and recipes - i will probably never get to them... but it's nice to dream 

Went and saw J&J at the movies last night also. Couldn't help but thinking 'now if only they had a Thermomix'  However it did make me want to try some of those dishes, and thought of this tread. My next cookbooks would be:
1/ - Can't remember the name of it but it was one that Thermomixer recommeded for understanding how all the food interacts together... will have to find that.
2/ Mastering the Art of French Cooking - by Julia Childs - lol would probably never get to it either....

[Thermomixer]

1/ - Can't remember the name of it but it was one that Thermomixer recommeded for understanding how all the food interacts together... will have to find that.
 

Could be Harold McGee's On Food and Cooking ?

[I Love Bimby!]

  That's it!