Customer Reviews
What a gem! - By: Helen D-B, 23 Oct 2008 
Fantastic recipes, nothing beyond the average cook & amazing value, best little cookery book I've seenin a long time, I will be buying the othersin the series for me & sending some to my sons (even they could cook well using these recipes).
not for slow cookers - By: KAY, 20 Oct 2008 
I bought this thinking it would give me some slow cooker recipies, it doesn't. I wasn't really inspired by any of the recipies & have put it awayin my cupboard.
A good collection of books, but something is missing... - By: Dan H, 25 Sep 2008 
As the title suggests, I have a few of these books & whilst they are good, there is something missing from them which I couldn't quite put my finger on until now, but more on that later.
101 One Pot Dishes seems to be a good book, I have made the prawn pilau twice now & it has been an enjoyable dish, & there is likely to be other recipes I will be using as well.
So far so good, yes? There is a problem with the Good Food collection I have found, & that is whilst it is normally filled with good recipes, the book on a whole is somewhat souless. There's no input from the people that contributed the recipe really so it's just a list of ingredients & instructions, & whilst the recipes are good, they just don't seem to have the same kind of excitement about them.
Also, I can't help but feel if I was going to do, say an Indian dinner party, I'd be turning to The Curry Secret by Kris Dhillion rather than this. I'd give this an 8 out of 10 as whilst I like the series, the books seem more like everyday teatime foods rather than anything amazing. I'll end on a quote that Jeremy Clarkson said about the Nissan GT-R "It's like a digital camera, it's technically brilliant, but it's souless."
Excellent - By: M. V. Clarke, 28 Aug 2008 This is a super little book, containing a wealth of interesting & tasty recipes, all of which require the use of a single pot. They range from quick simple dishes such as Speedy Salmon & Leeks to more elaborate creations suitable for serving at dinner parties. We've tried lots of recipes from this book & have been pleased with the results of them all; the instructions are easy to follow, the ingredients are all easily available & the results are super. Many of the recipes are quick to prepare & cook, making it an ideal collection for day-to-day cooking after work, with the added bonus of limited washing up! Particular favourites include Broccoli Lemon Chicken, Pork with Apples & the aforementioned Speedy Salmon & Leeks.
Fab! - By: Rachel Ferguson, 30 Mar 2008 I own a lot of cookbooks but I cud have saved myself the money & just got this one because it is definitly the most used! Lots of tasty recipes, good photos with an ingredients list Ive actually heard of! A must!
