Margaret Fulton Books

Completely revised and updated for today's cooks, this classic kitchen companion has everything one needs to know about buying fresh produce and preparing, cooking, storing, and preserving food. Step-by-step guides to basic cooking methods, a multitude of serving suggestions and short cuts, and extensive cross-referencing throughout make this encyclopedia a valuable addition to the kitchen shelf.

With over 700 recipes illustrated with 340 specially taken colour photographs, this book is a true cookery course for everyone from beginners to experienced cooks wanting to brush up on special recipes and techniques. Divided into four parts for easy reference - Quick and Easy Cooking, Family Friendly Meals, Cooking for Special Occasions and Oven Magic (good things to bake) - this book not only shows you how to use the basic skills of good cooking to create beautiful and varied food, but also how to encourage your own creative flair, backing up your ideas and imagination with the sort of practical help you have been looking for. Margaret Fulton is one of the world's best-selling cookery writers. She has contributed to magazines, written several books and appeared on radio and television.

A robust casserole on the table is a comforting sight indeed. The rich flavour of slow-cooked food, with its own flavoursome juices and the heady smell when the lid is taken off is one of the rewards of winter, which seems to be the ideal time for a casserole.