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Fiona Beckett

    Fiona Beckett's Cheese Course
    Ein Sonnentag im Freien
    Wein
    Weinverführer
    Weinkurs
    Wein. Die richtige Wahl
    • Weinkurs

      • 144 Seiten
      • 6 Lesestunden

      Grafische Darstellung aller Weinstile und Weinaromen in Aromenkreisen. Die 6 meist geschätzten Rebsorten auf dem Prüfstand, außerdem die Eichenfassnote an 4 konkreten Beispielen. Eine Schluck-für-Schluck-Anleitung zur professionellen Weinverkostung und zur Beschreibung der Geschmacksnoten - für Einsteiger und Weinkenner. Alles über die Auswahl und das fachmännische Servieren von Wein.

      Weinkurs
    • Wein

      • 119 Seiten
      • 5 Lesestunden
      Wein
    • Ein Sonnentag im Freien

      • 175 Seiten
      • 7 Lesestunden

      Was gibt es Schöneres als einen entspannten Sommertag im Freien: ohne Stress, in guter Gesellschaft und – vor allem – mit leckerem Essen. Dieses Buch möchte Sie inspirieren, wunderbare Sonnennachmittage und lange, laue Abende zu genießen: mit kompletten Mahlzeiten, Snacks, Cocktails und sommerlichen Dekorationen. Leckere Grill- und Picknickrezepte verwöhnen Ihren Gaumen ebenso wie luftige Desserts und kühle Drinks – alles ist schnell gemacht und eignet sich für die Zubereitung oder den Verzehr an der frischen Sommerluft. Lassen Sie es sich einfach gut gehen und genießen Sie ihn aus vollem Herzen – Ihren Sonnentag im Freien!

      Ein Sonnentag im Freien
    • Fiona Beckett's Cheese Course

      • 176 Seiten
      • 7 Lesestunden

      This guide offers expert advice on selecting the best cheeses and creating beautiful cheese boards. It provides insights into pairing cheeses with various beverages, including wines, fortified wines, ciders, beers, and whiskeys, ensuring a delightful tasting experience. Perfect for both beginners and seasoned enthusiasts, it enhances your understanding of flavor combinations and presentation techniques.

      Fiona Beckett's Cheese Course
      5,0
    • The Healthy Lunchbox

      • 64 Seiten
      • 3 Lesestunden

      According to the Government's nutritional standards, a child's lunch should contain at least one portion each of fruit and veg, protein (meat or alternative), dairy products and starchy food, such as bread or pasta. But a recent survey found that nine out of ten children still take packed lunches to school that contain too much saturated fat, sugar and salt. The Healthy Lunchbox is full of suggestions and ideas to help you provide your child with an appetizing and appealing meal each day. It will explain why many lunchboxes are unhealthy. What a healthy lunch should consist of. What children and adults of different ages should have (size of portions etc). Seasonality. Variety. Encouraging children to experiment. Personalising your lunchbox and making your lunchbox special. How to adapt your lunchbox for different age groups. How to get over children's fears of being different. Dealing with the reluctant/fussy eater and the overweight. Dealing with pester power. How to get kids involved in making their own. What children from other countries take to school. Lunchbox notes. Finally how to plan a week's meals on the basis of one or two shopping expeditions, and a table with a month's suggestions for lunch boxes, as well as food safety and food hygiene.

      The Healthy Lunchbox
      4,0
    • Wine by Style

      A Practical Guide to Choosing Wine by Flavour, Weight and Colour

      • 119 Seiten
      • 5 Lesestunden

      Taking color, style, and flavor as her starting points, Fiona Beckett adopts a fresh approach to exploring the major styles of wine and the variations within them. In addition to exploring key flavor characteristics, with clear, concise tasting notes for each wine, there is advice on storing and serving wine, how to spot faults, and how best to match wine with food.

      Wine by Style
      3,0
    • Beyond Baked Beans

      • 192 Seiten
      • 7 Lesestunden

      Beyond Baked Beans, is firmly geared towards revolutionising the way that students eat. Dispensing with patronising assumptions and cartoon-style design, this is a book for the student who wants to prepare meals that are worthy of the name, not just 'grub'. Every angle is covered, from simple meals-for-one to communal kitchen banquets. A must-have cookery book for the post-Jamie generation in search of great food and fun times around the table.

      Beyond Baked Beans
      4,0
    • How to Drink Without Drinking

      • 208 Seiten
      • 8 Lesestunden

      Fiona Beckett is the author of more than 10 books including Fiona Beckett's Cheese Course and Food, Wine & friends (Cico) and How to Match Food and Wine (Mitchell Beazley). She is the wine writer for the Guardian and her Matching Food and Wine website has followers around the world, with 230k unique users a month, 17k registered subscribers and a social media reach of over 130k across all channels. Fiona outlines the rise of teetotalism and the health benefits of including alcohol-free days as part of a healthy lifestyle. This beautiful and inspiring book includes tips and recipes for flavoring waters, creating rhubarb bellinis and marmalade bucks fizz, as well as delicious cardamom syrups, roiboos tea punch and root beer floats. Whether you wish to create a watermelon cooler or an alcohol-free fruit punch to get a party started or simply wish to make a pair of herb-flavored spritzes for a Friday night in, this book proves that 'no-lo' drinks are every bit as interesting as alcohol. Learn how to create flavorsome, delicious drinks so that anyone can join in a party or celebration. Sections include water, drinks made with nonalcoholic wine, drinking vinegars and shrubs, syrups and cordials, alcohol-free and low-alcohol cocktails, wines, beers and spirits.

      How to Drink Without Drinking
      3,7