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Score: 9.0/10  [1 review]
4 out of 5
ProdID: 2717 - Kiwi Backyard Cooking
Written/Developed by Maggi

Kiwi Backyard Cooking
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August 2010

Kiwi Backyard Cooking product reviews

Proud to promote NZ productsNo one wants to spend a glorious summer afternoon slaving in the kitchen. That's why the MAGGI team have put together this collection of easy-to-prepare summer meals, perfect for the barbecue, the family picnic or a pot-luck dinner with friends.

As well as simple, tasty meat, poultry and fish dishes, the book includes salads, sides and perfect summer desserts for easy meal-making and entertaining. It also offers handy hints on how to get the best results when cooking meat, poultry and fish on your barbecue.

These recipes have been chosen to offer maximum flavour with minimum fuss, and will be loved by all the family over the long, hot Kiwi summer.

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barbecue   cookbook   food   maggi   nzmade   recipes   summer
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Review by: shadz (Debbe)
Dated: 10th of November, 2010

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This Review: 9.0/10
Content:
Score 9 out of 10
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Score 9 out of 10
Easy to Read:
Score 9 out of 10
Personal Choice:
Score 9 out of 10

I was lucky enough to be given this book to review and while I haven't had the chance to try many of the recipes, I have read many of them and am looking forward to the BBQ season where I can try them out.

The book itself is a nice size to sit down and browse through while deciding what recipes you are going to try today. I'm not a huge fan of big books that are difficult to hold, not to mention heavy.

When you look inside you are greeted by lovely clear pictures and recipes that you don't need to be a gourmet chef to prepare. It covers all the basics - the different meats, seafood, vegetables, nibbles/sides, salads and desserts and also offers hints for cooking on the BBQ.

Because it is a MAGGI cookbook, you find that each recipe specifies MAGGI products but realistically you don't have to use their products, and substitutes are easily available.

All in all it's a great book and one that I can see getting a lot of use in this household

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